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A generic conversion strategy: from 2D metal carbides (MxCy) to M‐self‐doped graphene toward high‐efficiency energy applications

Kou et al., 2017

Document ID
10762503376317594770
Author
Kou Z
Meng T
Guo B
Amiinu I
Li W
Zhang J
Mu S
Publication year
Publication venue
Advanced Functional Materials

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This study first presents a subtle thermal‐chlorination strategy for a universal transformation of abundant 2D metal carbides (MxCy, eg, Cr3C2, Mo2C, NbC, and VC) to 2D graphene and M‐self‐doped graphene (MG). The as‐obtained MG endows a transparent sheet …
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