
本书详细介绍了石墨烯,氮化硼,黑鳞等二维材料,及其它们异质结的合成制备和物理化学性质。包括二维材料的物理制备方法和化学合成的各种方法,详细介绍这些二维材料和它们异质结的物理性质,包括电学,光学,光电,磁学,热学,热电性质,以及二位材料超晶格的性质。
CONTENTS
Two Dimensional Materials and Heter Ojunctions
CONTENTS
Chapter 1Graphene, Hexagonal Boron Nitride, and Heterostructure:
Properties and Applications
1.1Introduction to the 2D materials
1.1.1Introduction to graphene
1.1.2Introduction to graphenelike 2D crystals
—hexagonal boron nitride
1.1.3Introduction of graphene/hBN,a 2D composite
1.2Graphene
1.2.1Structure of graphene
1.2.2Preparation of graphene
1.2.3Physical properties of graphene
1.2.4Raman spectrum of graphene
1.32D hBN
1.3.1Structure of hBN
1.3.2Preparation of hBN
1.3.3Physical properties of hBN
1.3.4Raman spectroscopy of hBN
1.4Composite structure of graphene/hBN
1.4.1Research rise and process of graphene/hBN
heterojunction structure
1.4.2Composite mode structure of graphene/hBN
1.4.3Preparations of graphene/hBN heterostructures
1.4.4The properties of graphene/hBN heterostructures
1.4.5Potential applications of graphene/hBN
heterostructure
1.5Summary and outlook
References
Chapter 2Electrical Properties and Recent Electrical Applications of
Graphene, hBN, Graphene/hBN Heterostructures
2.1Graphene
2.1.1The structure of 2D graphene
2.1.2The electronic structure of graphene
2.1.3The electronic property of graphene
2.1.4The recent application of graphene in electronic
property
2.2hBN
2.2.1The structure of 2D hBN
2.2.2The electronic structure of hBN
2.2.3The electronic property of hBN
2.2.4The recent electrical application of hBN
2.3Graphene/hBN heterostructures
2.3.1The structure of graphene/hBN heterostructures
2.3.2The electronic structure of graphene/hBN
heterostructures
2.3.3The electronic properties of graphene/hBN
2.3.4The recent application progress of graphene/
hBN heterostructure in electronics
2.4Summary and outlook
References
Chapter 3Optical, Photonic and Optoelectronic Properties of
Graphene, hNB and Their Hybrid Materials
3.1Introduction to graphene
3.1.1Graphene’s structure, electronic band
3.1.2Electronic properties of graphene, which impact the
optical properties
3.1.3Optical properties of graphene
3.1.4The application of photonics and optoelectronics
3.2Introduce of hBN
3.2.1The electronic band structure of 2D hBN
3.2.2The optical properties of hBN
3.2.3Potential applications of hBN
3.3The introduce of graphene/hBN van der Waals heterostructure
3.3.1The structure of graphene/hBN van der Waals
heterostructure
3.3.2The energy bandgap structure of graphene/hBN van
der Waals heterostructure
3.3.3The optical and photoelectric properties of graphene/
hBN van der Waals heterostructure
3.3.4Potential applications of graphene/hBN heterostructures
in optical property
3.4Summary and prospect
References
Chapter 4Optoelectronic Properties and Applications of GrapheneBased
Hybrid Nanomaterials and van der Waals Heterostructure
4.1Introduction
4.2The optoelectronic properties of graphene
4.2.1The intrinsic optoelectronic properties of graphene
nanomaterials
4.2.2The optoelectronic properties of hybrid graphene or
heterostructure
4.3Recent optoelectronic applications of graphene nanomaterials
4.3.1Optoelectronic modulator (OM)
4.3.2Photodetector
4.3.3Graphenebased lightemitting diodes(LEDs) and
solar cells
4.3.4Graphenebased solar cell
4.3.5Graphenebased ultrafast lasers
4.3.6Graphenebased broadband image sensor array
4.4Summary and outlook
References
Chapter 5Magnetics and Spintronics of 2D Graphene/hBN Composite
Materials
5.1Graphene
5.1.1Lattice structure and electronic structure
5.1.2The properties of graphene in magnetics and
spintronics
5.1.3The application of graphene in magnetic properties and
spin electronics
5.2Hexagonal boron nitride
5.2.1Lattice structure and electronic structure
5.2.2Magnetic properties and spintronic of hBN
5.2.3Application of hBN in magnetics and spintronics
5.3Graphene/hBN heterostructure
5.3.1Lattice structure and electronic structure
5.3.2Magnetism and spintrons of graphene/hBN van der Waals
heterostructure
5.3.3The recent application of graphene/hBN van der Waals
heterostructure in magnetic device and spintronics
5.4Summary and outlook
References
Chapter 6The Thermal and Thermoelectric Properties of InPlane CBN
Hybrid Structures and Graphene/hBN van der Waals
Heterostructures
6.12D nanomaterials: graphene and hBN
6.1.1Structure and thermal properties of graphene
6.1.2Structure and thermal properties of hBN
6.2Inplane CBN hybrid structure
6.2.1The structure of monolayer CBN hybrids
6.2.2The thermal properties of inplane CBN hybrid
structures
6.3Graphene/hBN van der Waals heterostructures
6.3.1Structures of van der Waals heterostructures
6.3.2Thermal properties of graphene/hBN van der Waals
heterostructures
6.3.3Recent applications of thermal and thermoelectric in
vertically stacked graphene/hBN heterostructures
6.4Summary and outlook
References
Chapter 7The Thermal, Electrical, and Thermoelectric Properties of
Graphene Nanomaterials
7.1Introduction of graphene
7.2The crystal structure and electronic structure of graphene
7.3Graphene’s novel electronic properties
7.3.1Current vortices, electron viscosity, and negative
nonlocal resistance
7.3.2Transition between electrons and photos
7.3.3Electron transport properties in nitrogendoped
graphene
7.3.4Strong current tolerance
7.3.5Novel electrical properties of graphene/graphene van
der Waals heterostructure
7.3.6The interaction between plasmons and electrons in
graphene
7.4The thermal and thermoelectric properties of graphene
7.4.1The TC’s measurement of graphene
7.4.2Lengthdepended and temperaturedepended TC of
graphene
7.4.3Influence of boundary or configuration on thermal
property and thermal rectification effect
7.4.4The effect of atomic edge variation and size change
on TC
7.4.5The thermoelectric properties of graphene
7.5The recent applications in electronic and thermal properties
of graphene
7.5.1Highefficient TC composite film and flexible lateral
heat spreaders
7.5.2Thermal conductance modulator
7.5.3Graphene microheaters based on slowlightenhanced
energy efficiency
7.5.4Hybrid graphene tunneling photoconductor
7.5.5Graphene electrodes
7.5.6Diracsource field effect transistors (DSFET)
7.6Conclusion and prospect
References
Chapter 8Properties and Applications of New Superlattices: Twisted
Bilayer Graphene
8.1Twisted bilayer graphene (TwBLG)
8.1.1Graphene and BLG
8.1.2The lattice structure of TwBLG
8.1.3The band structure of TwBLG
8.1.4Superlattices with different symmetric structures
8.2The properties of TwBLG
8.2.1Electronic properties of TwBLG
8.2.2Optical properties of TwBLG
8.2.3Magnetic properties of TwBLG
8.2.4Thermal properties of TwBLG
8.3TwBLG preparation methods
8.3.1SiCbased epitaxial growth
8.3.2Chemical vapor deposition
8.3.3Folding SLG
8.3.4Vertically stacking SLG
8.3.5Cuttingrotationstacking (CRS)
8.4TwBLGs latest research results
8.4.1Optoelectronic device of TwBLG
8.4.2Photonic crystals for nanolight
8.4.3Tuning superconductivity of TwBLG
8.5Summary and prospect
References
Chapter 9Two Dimensional Black Phosphorus: Physical Properties
and Applications
9.1Introduction
9.1.12D crystal structure of BP
9.1.2Electronic structure of BP
9.1.3Electronic structure of BPbased heterostructures with
TMDCs
9.1.4Electronic structure of BP and blue phosphorus
heterostructures
9.2Preparation for BP
9.2.1Mechanical exfoliation
9.2.2Liquid phase exfoliation (LPE)
9.3Anisotropy of BP’s properties and application
9.3.1Anisotropic characteristics of band structures
9.3.2Anisotropic mechanical properties
9.3.3Anisotropic electrical properties
9.3.4Anisotropic thermal and thermoelectric properties
9.3.5Anisotropic optical properties
9.3.6Optoelectronic properties
9.3.7Magnetic properties
9.4Summary and outlook
References
Chapter 10Graphitic Carbon Nitride Nanostructures
10.1Introduction
10.2Materials and synthesis methods
10.2.1Materials
10.2.2Synthesis methods
10.2.3Characterization methods
10.3Applications
10.3.1Based on gC3N4 nanostructures nanocatalysts driven
highly the ORR
10.3.2Based on gC3N4 nanostructures driven for HER
10.3.3gC3N4 measurement of the gas sensing properties
10.3.4gC3N4 nanostructure used to wastewater treatments
10.4Summary and outlook
References
Acknowledgements
本书详细介绍了石墨烯,氮化硼,黑鳞等二维材料,及其它们异质结的合成制备和物理化学性质。
田春华,博士研究生学历。自2013年以来一直从事电磁波吸收材料的设计合成及其吸波机理研究,擅长纳米材料微结构设计、合成、表征及其吸波性能的机理分析和性能调控;主持黑龙江省教育厅项目两项,广东省教育厅项目一项,在ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces、Applied Physics Letters等期刊上发表SCI论文16篇,其中**引用率为199次,申请发明专利2项。2003.07,在黑龙江八一农垦大学物理教研室工作,2006.07,在齐齐哈尔医学院物理教研室工作、2018.03至今在岭南师范学院物理学院工作。在教学方面,主要从事物理专业的专业课教学工作。