Strain Engineering in 2D Biphenylene: Revolutionizing Ammonia Sensing! #sciencefather


Strain engineering in two-dimensional (2D) biphenylene networks offers a promising route for enhancing ammonia (NH₃) sensing. Density functional theory (DFT) simulations predict that applying strain significantly improves adsorption energy, charge transfer, and electronic properties, leading to superior sensitivity and selectivity. The structural tunability of 2D biphenylene networks allows precise control over their sensing performance, making them ideal candidates for next-generation gas sensors. These findings highlight the critical role of mechanical modulation in optimizing nanomaterials for environmental monitoring and industrial applications. This research provides key insights into the design of efficient, flexible, and highly responsive ammonia sensors.

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