Elemental Graphene Analogues
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Elemental Graphene Analogues

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  1. 385 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

Elemental Graphene Analogues

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About this book

The present monograph summarizes all of the work carried out on such monolayer materials up to the beginning of 2017, with attention being restricted to those, like graphene, being composed of a single element. Most of the work done so far on these 'elemental graphene analogues' has been theoretical, but the existing experimental data suggest that they may well become as useful as graphene. Keywords: 2-Dimensional Materials, Antimonene, Arsenene, Bismuthene, Borophene, Chair Structure, Germanene, Indiene, Monolayers, Nano-Materials, Phosphorene, Silicene, Spintronics, Stanene, Tinene, Valleytronics, Zig-Zag Structure.

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Table of contents

  1. Table of Contents
  2. Silicene
  3. 1.1 Mechanical Properties
  4. 1.2 Preparation and Structure
  5. 1.3 Composites
  6. 1.4 Substrate Interaction
  7. 1.5 Thermoelectricity
  8. 1.6 Thermal Conductivity
  9. 1.7 Magnetoresistance
  10. 1.8 Valley and Spin Phenomena
  11. 1.9 Magnetic Properties
  12. 1.10 Optical Properties
  13. 1.11 Electrical Conductivity
  14. 1.11.1 Superconductivity
  15. 1.11.2 Hall Effect
  16. 1.11.3 Semiconductivity and Band Structure
  17. 1.12 Surface Interaction
  18. 1.13 Defects
  19. 1.13.1 Line Defects
  20. 1.13.2 Point Defects
  21. 1.13.3 Stone-Wales Defect
  22. 1.13.4 Miscellaneous
  23. 1.14 Diffusion Processes
  24. 1.15 Applications
  25. 1.15.1 Transistors
  26. 1.15.2 Spintronics
  27. 1.15.3 Environmental Protection
  28. 1.15.4 Sensors
  29. 1.15.5 Gas Purification
  30. 1.15.6 Hydrogen Storage
  31. 1.15.7 Energy Storage
  32. 1.15.8 Catalysis
  33. Germanene
  34. 2.1 Preparation
  35. 2.2 Structure
  36. 2.3 Mechanical Properties
  37. 2.4 Semiconduction and Band Structure
  38. 2.5 Substrate Interaction
  39. 2.6 Surface Interaction
  40. 2.7 Defects
  41. 2.8 Thermal Conductivity
  42. 2.9 Thermo-Electricity
  43. 2.10 Optical Properties
  44. 2.11 Composites
  45. 2.12 Applications
  46. 2.12.1 Solar Energy
  47. 2.12.2 Energy Storage
  48. 2.12.3 Catalysis
  49. 2.12.4 Transistors
  50. 2.12.5 Optical Devices
  51. 2.12.6 Spintronics
  52. Stanene (Tinene)
  53. 3.1 Structure
  54. 3.2 Preparation
  55. 3.3 Mechanical Properties
  56. 3.4 Substrate Interaction
  57. 3.5 Surface Interaction
  58. 3.6 Superconductivity
  59. 3.7 Defects
  60. 3.8 Diffusion
  61. 3.9 Magnetism
  62. 3.10 Band Structure
  63. 3.11 Thermal Conductivity
  64. 3.12 Applications
  65. Antimonene
  66. 4.1 Preparation
  67. 4.2 Composites
  68. 4.3 Substrate Interaction
  69. 4.4 Surface Interaction
  70. 4.5 Defects
  71. 4.6 Thermal Conductivity
  72. 4.7 Optical Properties
  73. 4.8 Semiconduction
  74. 4.9 Applications
  75. Indiene
  76. Arsenene
  77. 6.1 Mechanical Properties
  78. 6.2 Semiconduction
  79. 6.3 Composites
  80. 6.4 Surface Interaction
  81. 6.5 Magnetism
  82. 6.6 Thermal Conductivity
  83. Phosphorene
  84. 7.1 Preparation
  85. 7.2 Structure
  86. 7.3 Mechanical Properties
  87. 7.4 Diffusion
  88. 7.5 Magnetism
  89. 7.6 Semiconduction and Band Structure
  90. 7.7 Surface Interaction
  91. 7.8 Substrate Interaction
  92. 7.9 Optical Properties
  93. 7.10 Defects
  94. 7.11 Composites
  95. 7.12 Superconductivity
  96. 7.13 Thermal Conductivity
  97. 7.14 Applications
  98. 7.14.1 Solar Power
  99. 7.14.2 Sensors
  100. 7.14.3 Catalysis
  101. 7.14.4 Energy Storage
  102. 7.14.5 Energy Harvesting
  103. 7.14.6 Thermoelectricity
  104. 7.14.7 Electronics
  105. 7.14.8 Biological
  106. Bismuthene
  107. Borophene
  108. 9.1 Structure
  109. 9.2 Defects
  110. 9.3 Mechanical Properties
  111. 9.4 Composites
  112. 9.5 Superconductivity
  113. 9.6 Magnetism
  114. 9.7 Applications
  115. 9.7.1 Energy Storage
  116. 9.7.2 Hydrogen Storage
  117. 9.7.3 Sensors
  118. 9.7.4 Catalysis
  119. 9.7.5 Biological
  120. References
  121. Keywords