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Nano-engineered 2D materials for CO2 capture

Kumar et al., 2023

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16514633806276189497
Author
Kumar N
Gusain R
Ray S
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Two-Dimensional Materials for Environmental Applications

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Recently, nano-engineered two-dimensional (2D) materials have gained immense interest in various applications, including CO2 capture. The precise atomic structure of 2D nanomaterials introduced various significant characteristics required for specific …
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