Research Progress of MXene/graphene Composites in the Application of Electronic Information Field
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MXene, graphene, composites, electronic information, research progressAbstract
The rapid development of electronic information technology has resulted in an increased demand for high-performance electronic materials. Research has focused on MXene/graphene composites due to their exceptional electrical conductivity, mechanical strength, and thermal stability. This paper presents a comprehensive review of the latest research progress in the field of electronic information, with a particular focus on MXene/graphene composites. It provides a detailed analysis of the applications of MXene/graphene composites in key technological areas, including energy storage and conversion, electronic devices, and optoelectronic devices. Additionally, it identifies the current technological challenges and explores potential future developments in this field. It is anticipated that by optimizing the preparation process of the composites and exploring new application areas, MXene/graphene composites will achieve breakthroughs in the fields of flexible electronics, smart sensors, and high-efficiency energy storage. These advancements are anticipated to catalyze a transformative impact on the electronics and information sector, marking a significant leap forward in technological evolution.References
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