Research Article reports chelation modifies structure and properties of hybrid MXenes, indicating new engineering strategies.
The cover illustrates chelation-driven surface substitution in a hybrid MXene, where ethylenediamine replaces bromine terminations on Ti3C2 to form stable bidentate amido (–NH) ligands. Chelation contracts the interlayer spacing while reshaping the surface coordination environment, highlighting ligand denticity as a new strategy for engineering the structure, surface chemistry, dynamics, and properties of two-dimensional materials. More in Research Article e6432447, Aaron J. Rossini, John S. Anderson, Dmitri V. Talapin, De-en Jiang, and co-workers.
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