2D materials

2D materials are ultra-thin substances consisting of a single layer of atoms, akin to a sheet of paper only a few atoms thick. Their unique structure grants them remarkable properties, such as exceptional strength, flexibility, conductivity, or transparency, depending on the material. Graphene, the most famous 2D material, is electrically conductive and incredibly strong despite its thinness. These materials are used in advanced electronics, sensors, and energy storage, offering innovative possibilities across various industries. Their atomic-scale thickness allows for the creation of highly efficient, lightweight, and flexible devices with enhanced performance.