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/graphene hybrids with increasing hBN segment lies in instabilities caused by partially substituted benzenoid rings formed locally at the hBNG interfaces. This relationship, established in 0D graphene flakes and extended to 1D periodic ribbons, can be used to understand and qualitatively predict conflicting bandgap variations of vacancy-free 2D periodic lattices, pointing at the property of aromaticity as the missing link needed to solve the puzzle of conflicting bandgap variations in hBNG hybrids observed in experiment.
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