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MXene - New Family of 2-D Metal Carbides and Nitrides
Advanced Materials & Energy
06.09.2011 20:45
Ti3AlC2 forming two OH-terminated MXene layersTi3AlC2 forming two OH-terminated MXene layers
The Drexel researchers placed titanium-aluminum carbide (Ti3AlC2) powders in hydrofluoric acid at room temperature to selectively remove the aluminum. The result of this chemical process...
 
Pore Size Reduction Increases Energy Stored In Super Capacitors
Advanced Materials & Energy
06.07.2011 13:25
Computational modeling of carbon supercapacitorsComputational modeling of carbon supercapacitors
Yury Gogotsi of Drexel University with his co-workers felt the necessity of studying a potential supercapacitor material at the atomic level to analyze certain experimental results. ....
 
Supercapasitors: Big Energy Storage in Thin Films
Advanced Materials & Energy
05.07.2011 16:59
Computational modeling of carbon supercapacitorsComputational modeling of carbon supercapacitors
This thin-film carbon ultracapacitor electrode, shown at the image, is about 50 micrometers on each side. The zigzagging, porous regions are the active part of the device. ...
 

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26.08.2017 02:57
Drexel researchers have developed a recipe for self batteries
MXene
Researchers described a process by which nanodiamonds — tiny diamond particles 10,000 times smaller than the diameter of a hair — curtail the electrochemical deposition, called plating, that can lead to hazardous short-circuiting of lithium ion batteries...
 
04.06.2017 23:47
Professor Yury Gogotsi was speaking about nanotechnology in energy storage at the World Science Fest
MXene
Join world-class nanoscientists and environmental leaders to explore how the capacity to harness molecules and atoms is accelerating spectacular inventions — including light-weight “wonder materials,” vital energy-storage technologies, and new sources of renewable energy — which promise to redefine the very future of energy...
 
04.06.2017 23:39
MXenes discovered by prof. Yury Gogotsi are at the forefront of 2D materials research
MXene
It’s been just over five years since researchers in Drexel’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering reported on a new, two-dimensional material composed of titanium and carbon atoms, called MXene...
 
11.02.2017 18:56
MATERIAL WITNESSES — RESEARCHERS AROUND THE WORLD ARE DELVING INTO DREXEL’S 2D MXENE
MXene
It’s been just over five years since researchers in Drexel’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering reported on a new, two-dimensional material composed of titanium and carbon atoms, called MXene...
 
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