Sign of Mechanochemical Curvature Governing O2 Activation Mechanisms and Reactivity on Rippled Supports

Sayan Banerjee

doi:10.1039/d5mr00147a

January 1, 2026RSC MechanochemistryOpen Access

Sign of Mechanochemical Curvature Governing O2 Activation Mechanisms and Reactivity on Rippled Supports

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The research investigates how the curvature of 2D materials impacts the mechanisms of O2 activation and their reactivity.
Analyzed the electronic structure of 2D materials with ripples and wrinkles
Examined the relation between curvature and O2 activation mechanisms
Utilized theoretical modeling to link mechanochemical effects to reactivity
Identified nonzero curvature regions that enhance O2 activation
Showed that the electronic properties of 2D materials vary with curvature
Demonstrated a stronger reactivity profile for rippled supports compared to flat surfaces

Implication

Reveals how mechanochemical curvature affects O2 activation in 2D materials, suggesting new reactivity pathways.

Abstract

Two-dimensional (2D) materials are inherently prone to forming ripples and wrinkles that create regions of nonzero curvature-a mechanochemical landscape arising from intrinsic deformation-thereby modulating their electronic structure and a range...

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