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多种类型的二维FeAs具有高的异构性

Jongbum Won1,2, Jihong Bae1,2, Hyesoo Kim1,2

  • 1Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Yonsei University, Seoul 120-749, Korea.

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|December 4, 2023
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研究人员合成了新的2D多态铁化物 (FeAs) 晶体,实现了明显的晶体对称性和不存在于散装FeAs中的异构性质. 这扩展了具有控制对称性的2D材料库.

关键词:
巴尼格豪森的树木两层之间的合器.铁化物是一种铁化物.多种类型主义 (Polytypism) 是一种形式主义.两维材料是一种二维材料.

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