2D Materials Beyond Graphene

2D materials beyond graphene are a course of materials that comprise of single or few layers of particles with thickness in the nanoscale, comparable to graphene, but composed of distinctive components and compounds. These materials show a wide run of electrical, optical, mechanical, and chemical properties that are not found in graphene alone. They are considered to overcome the confinements of graphene, such as need of a bandgap, and are broadly utilized in gadgets, vitality capacity, detecting, and optoelectronic applications.

Transition Metal Dichalcogenides
Hexagonal Boron Nitride
Phosphorene
MXenes
Silicene
Germanene

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