Superconductivity in Janus M2X MXenes (M = W, Mo, Nb, and X = C, N) functionalized with hydrogen and bromine

Abolfazl Zarenejad; Mohammad Sandoghchi; Mohammad Khazaei; Mohammadreza Mohammadizadeh

doi:10.1039/d6cp00430j

January 1, 2026Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

Superconductivity in Janus M2X MXenes (M = W, Mo, Nb, and X = C, N) functionalized with hydrogen and bromine

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The aim is to investigate how surface functionalization affects the electronic properties of Janus MXenes.
Developed Janus MXenes with different metal (M= W, Mo, Nb) and non-metal (X= C, N) components.
Applied functionalization using hydrogen and bromine at the surface.
Analyzed electronic characteristics post-functionalization.
Identified significant modifications in electronic properties due to surface functionalization.
Observed increased superconductivity in specific Janus MXenes combinations.
Found that hydrogen and bromine functionalization alters conductivity effectively.

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Examines superconductivity in Janus MXenes, suggesting new pathways for electronic applications.

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Surface functionalization presents a promising approach to modify the electronic characteristics of twodimensional materials. Inspired by the successful Janus syntheses observed in graphene and transition metal dichalcogenides, we have developed...

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