使DFT-D3GB16N16

Hafiz Ali Rizwan1, Muhammad Usman Khan1, Abida Anwar1

  • 1Department of Chemistry, University of Okara, Okara, 56300, Pakistan.

概括

化化纳米 (Li-BNNC) 具有强烈的吸附性和增强的电导性,使其有效地检测G系列神经毒剂. 这项研究为先进的气体传感器应用提供了对Li-BNNC纳米材料的分子洞察力.

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