Xenes
About This Book
Xenes brings together what is currently known about two-dimensional synthetic materials that go beyond graphene, with particular attention to emerging materials and new trends in the field. Silicene was discovered in 2012, and other Xenes have since been produced by synthetic methods. They are built from a range of chemical elements across the periodic table, and their honeycomb-like lattices show varied electronic and optical properties that can be put to use in applications. The book aims to give a full account of each type of Xene, written by leading experts in the area. Each chapter sets out key principles, theories, methods, experiments and potential applications. It also reviews the main challenges facing synthetic 2D materials, including characterization, modeling, synthesis and integration strategies. It is written for materials scientists and engineers, physicists and chemists, whether they work in academia or in industrial R&D.
ISBN: 9780128238240
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