Distinguishing electronic contributions of surface and sub-surface transition metal atoms in Ti-based MXenes

Yang Y.¹ , Hantanasirisakul K.^{1, 2} , Anasori B.^{1, 2, 4} , Rogge P.C.¹ , Gogotsi Y.^{1, 2} , May S.J.¹ , Frey N.C.³ , Shenoy V.B.³ , Green R.J. ^{5, 6} , Waluyo I.⁷ , Hunt A. ⁷ , Shafer P.⁸ , Arenholz E.^{8, 9}

2D Materials

IOP Publishing Ltd

2

Английский

025015

Опубликовано

7

2020

• ¹ Department of Materials Science and Engineering|Drexel University
• ² A.J. Drexel Nanomaterials Institute|Drexel University
• ³ Department of Mechanical and Energy Engineering|Integrated Nanosystems Development Institute|Purdue School of Engineering and Technology|Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis
• ⁴ Department of Materials Science and Engineering|University of Pennsylvania
• ⁵ Department of Physics and Engineering Physics|University of Saskatchewan
• ⁶ Stewart Blusson Quantum Matter Institute|University of British Columbia
• ⁷ Brookhaven National Laboratory|National Synchrotron Light Source II
• ⁸ Advanced Light Source|Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
• ⁹ Cornell High Energy Synchrotron Source|Cornell University

11.07.2024

11.07.2024

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