
Experimental Preparation of Borophene and Its Application in Sensors
Shifan Chen, Yi Liu, Xiang Liu, Qian Tian, Guoan Tai
Prog Chem ›› 2024, Vol. 36 ›› Issue (8) : 1119-1133.
Experimental Preparation of Borophene and Its Application in Sensors
borophene,as an emerging single-element two-dimensional material,has attracted great interest from researchers due to its excellent properties such as high carrier mobility,mechanical compliance,optical transparency,ultrahigh thermal conductivity,and superconductivity.These properties make it an ideal candidate for research fields such as energy,sensors,and information storage.Guided by the pioneering experimental work in 2015,new achievements in experimental synthesis and practical applications of borophene continue emerging,which has driven the development of borophene from experimental synthesis to practical applications.based on the introduction of the special properties and innovative synthesis methods,we mainly review the application of borophene in the field of sensors.Finally,some reasonable discussions on potential issues and challenges for future researches are provided Based on the current state of research。
Contents
1 Introduction
2 Characteristics of borophene
2.1 Electrical properties
2.2 Optical properties
2.3 Mechanical properties
2.4 Magnetic properties
3 Preparation of borophene
3.1 Synthesis of borophene on substrate surface
3.2 Substrate-free synthesis of borophene
4 The application of borophene in sensors
4.1 Borophene gas sensor
4.2 Borophene pressure sensor
4.3 Borophene heterojunction humidity sensor
5 Conclusion and outlook
two-dimensional material / borophene / pressure sensor / humidity sensor / gas sensor
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