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Double transition metal MXenes with wide band gaps and novel magnetic properties - Nanoscale (RSC Publishing)
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Boron carbide: Consistency of components, lattice parameters, fine structure and chemical composition makes the complex structure reasonable - ScienceDirect
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Adsorption Induced Indirect-to-Direct Band Gap Transition in Monolayer Blue Phosphorus - J. Phys. Chem. C - X-MOL
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Two dimensional ruthenium carbide: structural and electronic features - Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics (RSC Publishing)
Chemical doping of graphene - Journal of Materials Chemistry (RSC Publishing)
Silicon carbide embedded in carbon nanofibres: structure and band gap determination - Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics (RSC Publishing)
Silicon Carbide: The Return of an Old Friend | Sigma-Aldrich
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Surface State Mediated Electron Transfer Across the N-Type SiC/Electrolyte Interface,The Journal of Physical Chemistry C - X-MOL
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Band structures of hexagonal boron nitride and silicon carbide (top);... | Download Scientific Diagram
Carbon nanosheet facilitated charge separation and transfer between molybdenum carbide and graphitic carbon nitride toward efficient photocatalytic H2 production - ScienceDirect