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Researchers Control Rare Thermal Shrinking in 2D Materials, Opening Doors
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Researchers Control Rare Thermal Shrinking in 2D Materials, Opening Doors
In a scientific breakthrough that challenges one of the most fundamental principles of materials science, researchers have illuminated the intriguing phenomenon of negative thermal expansion (NTE) in two-dimensional (2D) materials. Contrary to the common experience of materials expanding upon heating, certain ultrathin 2D materials contract when subjected to rising temperatures—a property that could revolutionize thermal management in advanced t…
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