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Dirac Fermions in Blue Phosphorene Monolayer

Advanced Functional Materials, 2023
Abstract2D materials beyond graphene and in particular 2D semiconductors have raised interest due to their unprecedented electronic properties, such as high carrier mobility or tunable bandgap. Blue phosphorene is an allotrope of black phosphorene that resembles graphene as it presents a honeycomb structure.
Kaddar, Youness, Zhang, Wei, Enriquez, Hanna, Dappe, Yannick, Bendounan, Azzedine, Dujardin, Gérald, Mounkachi, Omar, El Kenz, Abdallah, Benyoussef, Abdelilah, Kara, Abdelkader, Oughaddou, Hamid   +10 more
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Band Gap Modulated by Electronic Superlattice in Blue Phosphorene

ACS Nano, 2018
Exploring stable two-dimensional materials with appropriate band gaps and high carrier mobility is highly desirable due to the potential applications in optoelectronic devices. Here, the electronic structures of phosphorene on a Au(111) substrate are investigated by scanning tunneling spectroscopy, angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES), and
Jincheng Zhuang, Chen Liu, Qian Gao, Yani Liu, Haifeng Feng, Xun Xu, Jiaou Wang, Jijun Zhao, Shi Xue Dou, Zhenpeng Hu, Yi Du   +10 more
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Schottky diodes based on blue phosphorene nanoribbon homojunctions

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2022
Diodes have been widely studied as one of the most commonly used electronic components in circuits, and it is important to find diodes with an excellent rectification performance.
Yue-Hong Liu, Xiang-Qian Lu, Mi-Mi Dong, Guang-Ping Zhang, Zong-Liang Li, Chuan-Kui Wang, Xiao-Xiao Fu   +6 more
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Stability and superconductivity of Ca-intercalated bilayer blue phosphorene

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2021
Superconductivity attracts much attention in two-dimensional (2D) compounds due to their potential application in nano-superconducting devices.
Artur P. Durajski, Kamil M. Skoczylas, Radosław Szczęśniak   +2 more
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Photon-assisted spin transport in blue phosphorene nanotubes

Nanotechnology, 2020
We have investigated photon-assisted spin injection into blue phosphorene nanotubes (PNTs) with ferromagnetic cobalt electrodes by nonequilibrium Green's function combined with light-matter interaction based on the first-order Born approximation. The results show the photo-induced spin current.
Bowen Li, Lin zhu, Chunyan Wu, Kailun Yao, Ching-Ray Chang   +4 more
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Spin caloritronics of blue phosphorene nanoribbons

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2015
We report a first-principles study of the magnetic properties and spin caloritronics of zigzag-type blue phosphorene nanoribbons (zBPNRs).
Y S, Liu, X, Zhang, X F, Yang, X K, Hong, J F, Feng, M S, Si, X F, Wang   +6 more
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Electronic properties of blue phosphorene/graphene and blue phosphorene/graphene-like gallium nitride heterostructures

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2017
We investigate the structural and electronic properties of two BlueP-based heterostructures - BlueP/graphene and BlueP/graphene-like gallium nitride.
Minglei Sun, Jyh-Pin Chou, Jin Yu, Wencheng Tang   +3 more
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Black phosphorene/blue phosphorene van der Waals heterostructure: a potential anode material for lithium-ion batteries

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2021
We propose that the black phosphorene/blue phosphorene vdW heterostructure is a promising anode material for simultaneously enhancing the Li storage capacity and electrochemical stability, as both aspects are highly desirable for the performance of future LIBs.
Nisar Muhammad, M. U. Muzaffar, Z. J. Ding   +2 more
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Density functional study of blue phosphorene–metal interface

The European Physical Journal B, 2021
Interface properties of monolayer blue phosphorus and low index metal surfaces has been studied using density functional method. Pd(111), Pd(110), Pd(100), Al(111), Au(110) and Ni(100) have been considered as electrodes in our calculations. To understand the chemistry of metal–blue phosphorene bonding, adsorption of individual atoms of these four ...
Ajanta Maity, Richard Pinčák
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