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Anomalous isotope effect on mechanical properties of single atomic layer Boron Nitride
AbstractThe ideal mechanical properties and behaviors of materials without the influence of defects are of great fundamental and engineering significance but considered inaccessible. Here, we use single-atom-thin isotopically pure hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) to demonstrate that two-dimensional (2D
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