Order-to-disorder transition due to entropy in layered and 2D carbides

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2D materials called MXenes (coloured particle shown here in scanning electron micrograph) contain several layers of metals and carbons or nitrogen atoms. MXenes, distant cousins of graphene, reach new heights of complexity. bit.ly/3IalLfJ

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As the number of transition metals in layered carbides increases, configurational entropy overtakes enthalpy, driving a shift from ordered to disordered atomic arrangements and altering material properties. doi.org/g92p27

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