- 2D Crystal Materials
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2D MAXENE MXENE
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MAXenes
- (Mo2/3Sc1/3)2AlC MAX
- (Mo2/3Y1/3)2AlC MAX
- (W2/3Sc1/3)2AlC MAX
- (W2/3Y1/3)2AlC MAX
- Cr2AlC MAX
- Cr2TiAlC3 MAX
- High Entropy MAX
- MAX Target Material
- Mn2AlC MAX
- Mo2Ga2C MAX
- Mo2Ti2AlC MAX
- Mo2Ti2AlC3 MAX
- Mo2TiAlC2 MAX
- Mo3AlC2 MAX
- MoAlB MAX
- Nb2AlC MAX
- Nb4AlC3 MAX
- ScAl3C3 MAX
- Ta2AlC MAX
- Ta4AlC3 MAX
- Ti2AlC MAX
- Ti2AlN MAX
- Ti2SnC MAX
- Ti2VAlC2 MAX
- Ti3Al0.5Cu0.5C2 MAX
- Ti3AlC2 MAX
- Ti3AlCN MAX
- Ti3GeC2 MAX
- Ti3SiC2 MAX
- Ti3SnC2 MAX
- Ti4AlN3 MAX
- TiNbAlC MAX
- TiVAlC MAX
- V2AlC MAX
- V2AlN MAX
- V2GaC MAX
- V2GeC MAX
- V2PC MAX
- V2ZnC MAX
- V4AlC3 MAX
- VCrAIC MAX
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MXenes
- Amino Carboxylated MXene
- Cr2C MXene
- Element Doping MXene
- Foam Metal Load MXene
- High Entropy MXene
- In-situ Doped MXene
- Mo1.33C MXene
- Mo2C MXene
- Mo2Ti2C2 Mxene
- Mo2Ti2C3 Mxene
- MXene Film and Heterojunction
- MXene Functional Group Regulation
- MXene Loaded Metal
- Mxene Nanowire
- MXene Quantum Dots
- Nb2C MXene
- Nb4C3 MXene
- Other MXene Products
- Porous MXene
- Single Atom Doped MXene
- Solid Solution Phase MXene
- Ta2C MXene
- Ta4C3 MXene
- Ti2C MXene
- Ti2N Mxene
- Ti3C2 MXene
- Ti3CN MXene
- Ti4N3 MXene
- TiNbC MXene
- TiVC MXene
- V2C MXene
- V4C3 MXene
- VCrC MXene
- W1.33C MXene
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MAXenes
- 3D Quantum Crystals
- MBene 2D Transition Metal Borides
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Other 2D Products
- 2D Carbon-Based
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2D Material Fiber/Film
- 3D Graphene Powder Series
- Boron Nitride Material
- Boron Nitride Nano Series
- Electrospun Carbon Nanofiber Series
- Electrospun Inorganic Nanofibers Series
- Electrospun Nanofiber Membrane Series
- Electrospun Polymer Nanofiber Membrane
- Electrospun SiC Nanofiber Membrane
- Lithium Ion/Fuel Cell Series
- Porous Metal Film Series
- Surface Graphene Structure Carbon Material Series
- Vertical Graphene Composite Carbon Material
- High Performance Battery Materials
- Other Liquid Products
- Other Powder/Crystal Products
- Perovskite Materials
- Porous materials MOF, COF
MXenes
MXenes are a brand-new class of two-dimensional (2D) transition metal nitrides, carbonitrides, and carbides that have several uses. These use cases include water purification, electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding, and energy storage systems. Electronically conductive, multilayer MXene has a conductivity on par with or higher than multilayer graphene. MXenes, in contrast to graphene, have hydrophilicity and are simple to distribute in aqueous solutions.
Due to their excellent flexibility, simplicity of manufacturing, strong electrical conductivity, and low thickness with the maximum EMI shielding performance, MXenes are particularly popular in EMI shielding. MXenes are anticipated to be more effective than graphene oxide at killing bacteria than other antimicrobial agents.
Synthesis Processes
Alfa Chemistry has developed several processes for etching MXene. We perform the etching process by simply immersing the MAX phase in hydrofluoric acid at room temperature. MXenes are typically available in two forms, multilayer powders or layered monoliths. To synthesize a multilayer MXene powder, Alfa Chemistry typically uses a fluorinated etchant (HF or HF/HCl) to selectively remove the A-layer. To convert ML powders into monolithic colloidal solutions, we use embedding agents (i.e. LiCl, TMAOH, DMSO). Another approach is to use in situ HF formation methods (HCl+LiF, NH4HF2) to simultaneously etch and strip the precursor.
Because MXenes are synthesized primarily through topochemical processes in an aqueous environment, they remain hydrophilic. Because of this hydrophilicity, MXenes can be processed using standard solution-based techniques, including vacuum filtration, spraying, dip coating, spin coating, etc. In addition to aqueous solvents, MXenes can also form stable solutions in colloidal polar organic solvents, including DMF, NMP, PC and ethanol.
The MXene family is very diverse and can modify the material in a variety of ways, including modifying the number of atomic layers, changing the M or X elements, adjusting the surface chemistry (Tx) MXenes synthesis by post-treatment or during processing, size selection, and embedding different species into the structure. and various other methods.
Fig 1. (a) The synthesis and manufacturing process of the TiVCTx MXene nanosheet; (b) Antibacterial performance of TiVC under different experimental conditions. (Qing H, et al. 2022)
Surface Modification and Intercalation
The band gap of MXene can be adjusted by changing the surface termination. For example, although OH or F terminations are generally semiconductors with narrow band gaps, bare MXene is a metallic conductor. Different functional groups can chemically change the surface of mXene. Inorganic salts that are molten are used to mount and remove surface groups through substitution and elimination processes.
Guest molecules, such as DMSO, hydrazine, and urea, can be implanted in MXenes because they are layered solids with weak interlayer bonds. The intercalation increases the MXene c lattice parameters, thus weakening the bonding between MX layers.
The MXene layers in HF etched MXene have an accordion-like shape due to residual pressures that prevents them from dissolving into separate layers. Monolayer sheets can only be produced in ultrasonication in extremely small yields. The DMSO is immersed in the ML-MXene powder under continuous stirring to further decrease interlayer bonding, then sonication is used to cause large-scale delamination.
Reference
- Qing H, et al. (2022). "Double Transition-Metal TiVCTX MXene with Dual-Functional Antibacterial Capability." Materials Letters. 308: 131100.

Amino Carboxylated MXene (11)

Cr2C MXene (2)

Element Doping MXene (18)

Foam Metal Load MXene (5)

High Entropy MXene (6)

In-situ Doped MXene (12)

Mo1.33C MXene (2)

Mo2C MXene (4)

Mo2Ti2C2 Mxene (2)

Mo2Ti2C3 Mxene (2)

MXene Film and Heterojunction (32)

MXene Functional Group Regulation (11)

MXene Loaded Metal (15)

Mxene Nanowire (5)

MXene Quantum Dots (17)

Nb2C MXene (2)

Nb4C3 MXene (4)

Other MXene Products (3)

Porous MXene (8)

Single Atom Doped MXene (12)

Solid Solution Phase MXene (2)

Ta2C MXene (2)

Ta4C3 MXene (4)

Ti2C MXene (2)

Ti2N Mxene (2)

Ti3C2 MXene (2)

Ti3CN MXene (4)

Ti4N3 MXene (2)

TiNbC MXene (1)

TiVC MXene (1)

V2C MXene (2)

V4C3 MXene (5)

VCrC MXene (2)

W1.33C MXene (2)
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