Surface science news, November 2021

Researchers turned an inert 2D material into a chemically active catalytic support by covering it in tiny holes filled with precious metal atoms.

Researchers have reported the first measurements of the ultra-low-friction behavior of a 2D material known as magnetene.

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Researchers predict that growing 2D boron, known as borophene, on hexagonal boron nitride should make it easier to remove and study.

Researchers have developed a novel electrochemical method for recovering cobalt and nickel from lithium-ion battery electrodes.

Using a scanning probe microscope, researchers have been able to determine the quantum interactions that give rise to a stable standing molecule.

When applied to the surface of a glass lens, a new silicon coating can prevent the red and blue wavelengths in ultrashort laser pulses from separating.

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Researchers have shown that the 2D material black phosphorus can control the polarization of light more precisely than ever before.

An alloy of selenium and sulfur developed as a flexible insulator also shows great potential as a self-healing anticorrosive coating for steel.

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