Solution-based exfoliation of non-layered, non-van der Waals materials and applications: Current status and future directions

Pratap K. Sahoo; H. S. S. Ramakrishna Matte

doi:10.1039/d5tc02963e

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry C

Solution-based exfoliation of non-layered, non-van der Waals materials and applications: Current status and future directions

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Key Points

Exfoliation enhances properties of non-layered materials, offering new application avenues.
Key attributes include improved performance metrics in various technologies.
Analysis emphasizes current methods and future potential for material development.
Further research could unlock innovative applications across multiple industries.

Implication

Current applications of exfoliation techniques improve material properties, indicating potential for innovation.

Abstract

The exfoliation of non-layered and non-van der Waals (NvdW) materials is of recent research interest due to their exciting properties. Unlike layered vdW solids, which are easy to exfoliate due...

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Solution-based exfoliation of non-layered, non-van der Waals materials and applications: Current status and future directions

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Solution-based exfoliation of non-layered, non-van der Waals materials and applications: Current status and future directions

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