Two-dimensional MXenes: A route from synthesis to applications in self-powered IoT devices

Saeed, Muhammad Ahsan; Qamar, Muhammad Zain; Khalid, Zubair; Chamanehpour, Elham; Mishra, Yogendra Kumar

doi:10.1016/j.cej.2024.151600

Chemical Engineering Journal

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2024.151600

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Two-dimensional MXenes: A route from synthesis to applications in self-powered IoT devices

Muhammad Ahsan Saeed,

Muhammad Zain Qamar,

Zubair Khalid

et al.

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MXenes: Multifunctional Materials for the Smart Cities of Tomorrow

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Skarżyński

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Currently, over 60% of the world's population lives in cities. Urban living has many advantages but there are also challenges regarding the need for smart urbanization. The next generation of tunable 2D nanomaterials, called MXenes, is the critical enabling technology that can bring the current urban thinking to the next level, called a smart city. The smart city is a novel concept based on a framework of self‐sufficient technologies that are interactive and responsive to citizens’ needs. In this perspective, MXene‐enabled technologies for sustainable urban development are discussed. They can advance self‐sufficient, adaptive, and responsive buildings that can minimize resource consumption, solving the deficiency of essential resources such as clean energy, water, and air. MXenes are at the cutting edge of technological limitations associated with the Internet of Things (IoT) and telemedicine, combining diverse properties and offering multitasking. It is foreseen that MXenes can have a bright future in contributing to the smart city concept. Therefore, the roadmap is presented for demonstrating the practical feasibility of MXenes in the smart city. Altogether, this study promotes the role of MXenes in advancing the well‐being of citizens by raising the quality of urban living to the next level.

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MXenes: Multifunctional Materials for the Smart Cities of Tomorrow

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Hybridization of metal-organic frameworks and MXenes: Expanding horizons in supercapacitor applications

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Two-dimensional MXenes: A route from synthesis to applications in self-powered IoT devices

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MXenes: Multifunctional Materials for the Smart Cities of Tomorrow

MXenes: Multifunctional Materials for the Smart Cities of Tomorrow

Hybridization of metal-organic frameworks and MXenes: Expanding horizons in supercapacitor applications

A self-powered triboelectric wind detection sensor with adaptive electromagnetic damping adjusting mechanism

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