Landscapes give latitude to 2-D material designers

Wednesday, August 9, 2017 - 17:32 in Physics & Chemistry

Researchers predict and experimentally confirm that two-dimensional materials grown onto a cone allows control over where defects appear. These defects, called grain boundaries, can be used to enhance the materials' electronic, mechanical, catalytic and optical properties.

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