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The research aims to develop Si-substituted MAX phases and investigate their transformation into Si-coated MXene composites.

March 21, 2026Nanoscale

Si-Substituted MAX Phases and In-Situ Formation of Si-Coated MXene Composites via Chlorosilane Etching

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The research aims to develop Si-substituted MAX phases and investigate their transformation into Si-coated MXene composites.
Utilized a top-down synthesis strategy
Sourced Al-based MAX precursor materials
Employed chlorosilane etching for composite formation
Successfully synthesized si-substituted MAX phases
Achieved in-situ formation of si-coated MXene composites
Demonstrated potential for new material applications

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Top-down synthesis creates Si-coated MXene composites from MAX phases, suggesting novel material applications.

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A top-down strategy enables the synthesis of Si-substituted MAX phases (Mn+1SiXn, where M = Ti, V, Nb, Ta, Cr and X = C or N ) from Al-based MAX precursors...

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Wang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69be37aa6e48c4981c67773f https://doi.org/10.1039/d5nr05255f

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Top-down synthesis creates Si-coated MXene composites from MAX phases, suggesting novel material applications.

Abstract

A top-down strategy enables the synthesis of Si-substituted MAX phases (Mn+1SiXn, where M = Ti, V, Nb, Ta, Cr and X = C or N ) from Al-based MAX precursors...

Si-Substituted MAX Phases and In-Situ Formation of Si-Coated MXene Composites via Chlorosilane Etching

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Si-Substituted MAX Phases and In-Situ Formation of Si-Coated MXene Composites via Chlorosilane Etching

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