MXene contain over 30 members with different compositions and endow nanostructures with EMI shielding capability, high sensitivity to different stimuli, superior electrothermal property, and can be utilized for energy harvesting and storage.
An up-to-date review about MXenes based on their distinguishing properties, namely, large interlayer spacing and rich surface chemistry.
Current advancements in battery technologies require electrodes to combine high-performance active materials such as silicon (Si) with two-dimensional materials such as transition metal carbides (MXenes) for prolonged cycle stability and enhanced electrochemical performance.
Polyelectrolyte-grafted Ti3C2-MXenes display high colloidal stability and low adsorption to mineral substrates in extreme salinity aquatic media, while maintaining decent removal efficiency for aqueous organic dyes.
This article provides a comprehensive review of MXene materials and their energy-related applications.