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Controllable Producing Two-dimensional Titanium Carbide Nanosheets With Optical Behavior And Chemical Stability

Posted on:2019-08-10Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:J N XuanFull Text:PDF
GTID:1361330545950282Subject:Materials science
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The ultrathin two dimension nanosheet as a novel nanomaterial has a rapid development as the graphene was discovered.MXene as a new member of two dimension nanomaterial is utilized in energy storage,catalysis and photoelectricity because of its high conductivity and hydrophilicity.However,the synthesis process focuses on the acid environment and F-ion limit the utilization of this material with decreased thickness.Facing with these two problems,the organic base is used to etch,intercalate and delaminate the MXene sheet.On the other hand,the TMAOH is also used for simultaneous intralayer cutting and interlayer delamination to generate the ultrasmall MXene sheet.This study not only finds out two novel kinds of MXene sheet but also discovers a new way to expand the path of MXene synthesis.?1?The article reports that the reaction of gallery Al with an organic base?TMAOH?after Ti3AlC2 crystal is treated by low concentration HF produces monolayer or bilayer Ti3C2 sheets?size:0.5-1?m;thickness:1.6-2.0 nm?with surface-functionalized by hydrolyzed Al?OH?4-that possesses an unusually enhanced light absorption ability in the NIR region.The mass extinction coefficient is as high as 29.1 L g-1 cm-1 at 808 nm,which is comparable to,or even higher than those of state-of-the-art NIR-absorption materials,which works as a very efficient photothermal agent for applications.?2?This article demonstrates an approach for creating ultrasmall Ti3C2 sheet by etching selectively from the high concentration HF and TMAOH simultaneous used for intralayer cutting and interlayer delamination followed by sonication.Interestingly,the resulting product possesses monolayer thickness with a lateral dimension of 2-8 nm that exhibited bright and tunable fluorescence.The optical behavior displays some special properties such as excitation-dependent strong emission.Importantly,although the strong covalent M-C bond is to some extent broken,all of the characterizations of our method suggest that the chemical structure is composed of well-maintained host layers without observing of any serious damages,demonstrating the superior reaction efficiencies and safeties.Comparing with other Ti3C2 sheet,the ultrasmall Ti3C2 sheet shows good chemical stability against the oxidizong agent.This method is attempted to expand to the other MAX phases for producing ultrasmall Nb2C and Ti2C sheet successfully,although the lateral dimensions of final products seemed to be highly related with the chemical stability of MAX phases.?3?This article was focus on three kinds of Ti3C2 sheets?terminated with Al?OH?4-,terminated with OH/F/O,and ultrasmall sheets?and systematically compare the Ti3C2products with chemical stability in oxidation environment which are affected by the functional groups and sizes.Al?OH?4-groups can resist against oxidation for longer time as compare with OH/F/O.And the monolayer ultrasmall Ti3C2 sheets manifest an unusual high stability against the oxidation reaction from Ti3C2O2 to TiO2 and involve a structural recrystallization,atomic diffusion in thinner sheets is supposed to be more difficult.?4?The optical behavior of newly two kinds of Ti3C2 sheets is characterized in this article.The surface functional groups and sizes of Ti3C2 sheets have a huge influence on their optical behavior.The Ti3C2 sheet terminated with Al?OH?4-show a strong absorbance in the NIR region when its mass extinction coefficient is as high as 29.1 Lg-1cm-1 at 808nm.Meanwhile,this special Ti3C2 sheet has a huge potential in photothermal therapeutic.The ultrasmall Ti3C2 sheet displays a strong ultraviolet absorption and excitation-dependent emission behavior due to the size effect.
Keywords/Search Tags:MXene, Ti3C2 sheet, Controllable Preparation, Optical Behavior, Stability
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