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Researchers make and test atom-thick boron’s unique domains

by Staff July 16, 2018
July 16, 2018 47 views
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Defects are often observed when making borophene, the single-atom form of boron, but unlike in other two-dimensional materials, these mismatched lattices can assemble into ordered structures that preserve the material’s metallic nature and electronic properties.

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