Flat boron may take many forms

 Mike Williams

– April 20, 2012Posted in: Current News

Rice University researchers calculated that two-dimensional sheets of purely metallic boron could take many forms, with clusters of vacancies where atoms drop out of the matrix, leaving hexagonal spaces.

Image by Evgeni Penev/Rice University

Announcing the competition for two 2

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