Janus Mn 2 OS monolayer with piezoelectric altermagnetism and application to photocatalytic water splitting

Wen-Zhi Xiao

doi:10.1039/d5nj04323a

January 1, 2025New Journal of Chemistry

Janus Mn 2 OS monolayer with piezoelectric altermagnetism and application to photocatalytic water splitting

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Photocatalytic activity enhances water splitting efficiency, improving sustainability efforts.
Key feature includes piezoelectric properties, enabling energy conversion under stress.
Analysis employed first-principles design methods to assess structural characteristics of mn2os.
Findings support exploration of Janus structures in future energy solutions, highlighting novel interfaces.

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First-principles design reveals piezoelectric characteristics of Janus mn2os, suggesting potential for efficient photocatalytic water splitting.

Abstract

Janus monolayers exhibit versatility due to structural symmetry breaks. Using a first-principles design approach, we construct a Janus monolayer of Mn 2 OS, which crystallizes in the P 4mm space group (No. 99)...

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