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Auxetic Response in Two-Dimensional MXenes with Atomically Defined Perforations
Recent advances in nanoscale fabrication enable atomic-scale manipulation of two-dimensional (2D) materials by introducing engineered pores and perforations. This provides new opportunities to tailor functional properties of 2D materials for applications such as selective ion transport, desalination
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