Ultrasmall single-layered NbSe2 nanotubes flattened within a chemical-driven self-pressurized carbon nanotube

Yaxin Jiang, Hao Xiong, Tianping Ying, Guo Tian, Xiao Chen () and Fei Wei ()
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Yaxin Jiang: Tsinghua University
Hao Xiong: Tsinghua University
Tianping Ying: Chinese Academy of Sciences
Guo Tian: Tsinghua University
Xiao Chen: Tsinghua University
Fei Wei: Tsinghua University

Nature Communications, 2024, vol. 15, issue 1, 1-8

Abstract: Abstract Pressure can alter interatomic distances and its electrostatic interactions, exerting a profound modifying effect on electron orbitals and bonding patterns. Conventional pressure engineering relies on compressions from external sources, which raises significant challenge in precisely applying pressure on individual molecules and also consume substantial mechanical energy. Here we report ultrasmall single-layered NbSe2 flat tubes (

Date: 2024
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