Defect behavior and radiation tolerance of MAB phases (MoAlB and Fe2AlB2) with comparison to MAX phases
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DOI: 10.1016/j.actamat.2020.07.002
Abstract: Abstract MAB phases are a new class of layered ternary materials that have already shown a number of outstanding properties. Here, we investigate defect evolution and radiation tolerance of two MAB phases, MoAlB and Fe2AlB2,… read more here.
Keywords: mab phases; tolerance; max phases; radiation ... See more keywords
Novel MAB phases and insights into their exfoliation into 2D MBenes.
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DOI: 10.1039/c9nr01267b
Abstract: Considering the recent breakthroughs in the synthesis of novel two-dimensional (2D) materials from layered bulk structures, ternary layered transition metal borides, known as MAB phases, have come under scrutiny as a means of obtaining novel… read more here.
Keywords: novel mab; phases insights; insights exfoliation; exfoliation mbenes ... See more keywords
A progress report on the MAB phases: atomically laminated, ternary transition metal borides
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DOI: 10.1080/09506608.2019.1637090
Abstract: ABSTRACT The MAB phases are atomically layered, ternary or quaternary transition metal (M) borides (TMBs), with the general formula (MB)2zAx(MB2)y (z = 1–2; x = 1–2; y = 0–2), whose structures are composed of a transition M-B sublattices interleaved by A-atom… read more here.
Keywords: transition metal; metal borides; transition; phases atomically ... See more keywords
Electrical conductive and damage-tolerant nanolaminated MAB phases Cr2AlB2, Cr3AlB4 and Cr4AlB6
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DOI: 10.1080/21663831.2017.1317047
Abstract: ABSTRACT Theoretical investigations on electronic structure, chemical bonding and mechanical properties reveal that MAB phases (CrB2)nCrAl (n = 1–3) exhibit anisotropic electrical and elastic properties, low shear deformation resistance and damage tolerance similar to MAX phases. The… read more here.
Keywords: damage tolerant; electrical conductive; conductive damage; cr3alb4 cr4alb6 ... See more keywords