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Move over, graphene: scientists tame boron equivalent

The addition of hydrogen turns a highly reactive sheet of boron atoms into a stable material.
Schematic of borophane

Borophane (artist’s illustration) is a strong, lightweight material made up of atoms of boron (grey) and hydrogen (red). Credit: Mark Hersam/Northwestern University

Materials scientists have created borophane, the first stable two-dimensional form of boron.

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Nature 591, 348 (2021)

doi: https://doi.org/10.1038/d41586-021-00646-3

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