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Double-layered borophene is created at long last

14 Sep 2021
Illustration of double layer borophene
Stable sheet: in this illustration of the atomic structure of double layer borophene, all spheres are boron, with the pink spheres specifically involved in bonding between the layers. (Courtesy: Northwestern University)
For the first time, a stable sheet of double-layered borophene has been created. The feat was achiev

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