MXene polymer nanocomposites: a review
Michael Carey, Michel W. Barsoum
Abstract
MXenes are a relatively new and exciting class of two-dimensional materials, which offer a wide range of compositions and excellent properties including ease of dispersibility and metallic conductivity. These properties render them promising candidates for use as fillers in polymer nanocomposites. Herein, we review how MXene processing methods, their volume fraction, and their incorporation into polymer hosts impact the properties and performance of a wide variety of nanocomposites. Several challenges and barriers that remain are discussed.
Topics & Concepts
MXenesNanocompositeMaterials sciencePolymer nanocompositePolymerVolume fractionNanotechnologyComposite materialMXene and MAX Phase MaterialsAdvanced Memory and Neural ComputingGraphene research and applications