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Nb4C3Tx (MXene) Multilayer Nanosheet, Package: 1 g
Product Type: MXene powder / nanosheet material
Research-grade laboratory product
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Supplier: Atomfair
Brand: ATOMFAIR®
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Manufacturer: Atomfair LLC
Brand: ATOMFAIR®
What is the trade-off between sheet thickness and lateral size for Nb4C3Tx MXene multilayer nanosheets?
The Nb4C3Tx MXene multilayer nanosheets have a thickness of 50-100 nm (SEM) and lateral size of 1-6 µm (SEM). This relatively thick multilayer structure provides mechanical robustness but may limit accessible surface area compared to delaminated few-layer flakes, making it suitable for bulk applications rather than high-surface-area thin films.
How does the 80% purity (EDS) of Nb4C3Tx MXene constrain its use in electronic device fabrication?
The 80% purity measured by EDS indicates that the material contains residual etching byproducts or unexfoliated phases. For high-performance electronic devices requiring phase-pure MXene, additional purification steps may be necessary to remove these impurities.
What characterization infrastructure is required to verify the thickness and purity of Nb4C3Tx MXene multilayer nanosheets?
Thickness (50-100 nm) is verified using scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and purity (80%) is quantified using energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS). No additional specialized infrastructure beyond standard SEM/EDS equipment is required for routine quality control.
This Nb4C3Tx MXene multilayer nanosheet (1 g) provides a well-defined thickness range of 50–100 nm and lateral size of 1–6 μm, enabling controlled studies in energy storage or EMI shielding, though the 80% purity (EDS) and relatively thick multilayer form impose trade-offs in surface-area-dependent applications.
Positive
- Controlled nanosheet dimensions: Thickness of 50–100 nm and lateral size of 1–6 μm (SEM) provide reproducible morphology for comparative experiments in battery electrode or composite research.
- Niobium-based MXene chemistry: Nb4C3Tx offers distinct electronic and electrochemical properties relative to more common Ti3C2Tx, expanding the compositional space for fundamental MXene studies.
Trade-offs
- Moderate purity (80%): EDS-determined purity of 80% indicates ~20% non-MXene phases or residual byproducts, requiring users to account for potential interference in property measurements or performance metrics.
- Thick multilayer morphology: The 50–100 nm thickness corresponds to >10 stacked layers, reducing accessible surface area per mass compared to delaminated few-layer flakes, which may limit effectiveness in high-surface-area applications.
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