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Soft Chemical Synthesis of Functionalized Silicene

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In this chapter, soft chemical syntheses of functionalized silicene are reviewed. Free standing silicene with sub-nanometer thicknesses has been prepared by exfoliating layered silicon compounds, and they are found to be composed of crystalline single-atom-thick silicon layers. Organic modified silicenes can be prepared by modifying a layered polysilane (Si6H6), which has an analogous structure to that of graphite, and this allows the properties of the silicene to be controlled in order to make it suitable for particular applications. The potential applications of these silicenes and organic modified silicenes are also reviewed.

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Nakano, H., Ohashi, M. (2016). Soft Chemical Synthesis of Functionalized Silicene. In: Spencer, M., Morishita, T. (eds) Silicene. Springer Series in Materials Science, vol 235. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-28344-9_4

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