Borophene is a two-dimensional atomic-scale layer of boron with distinct electronic and mechanical characteristics.
Borophene addresses the need for materials with enhanced electrical conductivity, mechanical strength, and flexibility, which are critical for next-generation electronic and energy technologies.
Its unique properties, such as high electron mobility and flexibility, enable it to be used in advanced electronics, energy storage devices, and catalytic applications.
Current manufacturing processes involve exfoliation from bulk boron or chemical vapor deposition (CVD) on a substrate, but large-scale production remains challenging due to the material's instability and difficulty in maintaining its pristine state.
The synthesis of borophene typically involves high-temperature processes that can lead to structural defects. Post-synthesis treatments are often required to improve quality and stability.
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