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Layeredness in Materials : Characteristics, Strategies and Applications - Abdul Majid

Layeredness in Materials

Characteristics, Strategies and Applications

By: Abdul Majid, Alia Jabeen

eText | 16 October 2023

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This book provides information on the characteristics, strategies and applications of layered materials. It sheds light on layerdness-dependent properties of Van der Waals solids for potential applications. The properties of various layered materials prepared using different experimental strategies are described. Further, the first-principles calculations are given to devise a strategy to investigate layeredness in materials. The structural, thermal, mechanical, lattice vibronic, electronic, optical and carrier transport characteristics of the layered materials are elaborated in detail. This book provides an updated source of information on layered materials for students, researchers, and professionals.

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