Guobing Ying, Andrew D. Dillon, Aaron T. Fafarman, et al. Transparent, conductive solution processed spincast 2D Ti2CTx (MXene) films[J]. Materials Research Letters, 2017, 5(6): 391-398.
DOI:
Guobing Ying, Andrew D. Dillon, Aaron T. Fafarman, et al. Transparent, conductive solution processed spincast 2D Ti2CTx (MXene) films[J]. Materials Research Letters, 2017, 5(6): 391-398.DOI: 10.1080/21663831.2017.1296043.
Transparent, conductive solution processed spincast 2D Ti2CTx (MXene) films
or un-doped chemically vapor-deposited graphene. When normalized by the number of transition metal atoms
the FOM is the highest ever reported for a MXene film. At about 2.7 × 10
5
cm
–1
the absorbance coefficient of Ti
2
CT
x
is quite comparable to that of Ti
3
C
2
T
x
. Quantitative relationships between film properties—conductance and transparency—and colloidal solution concentration and spin speeds are developed providing a road map for future work.
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