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Get Free AccessWe report the volumetric changes of MXenes in contact with different ionic liquids and the swelling/contraction during electrochemical voltage cycling by complementing electrochemical dilatometry with in situ X-ray diffraction measurements. A drastic, initial, and irreversible volume expansion of MXenes occurs during first contact to ionic liquids (wetting). Voltage cycling evidenced a highly reversible expansion and contraction of electrodes at a very large amplitude of strain (corresponding with max. 12 vol %), which may allow the use of MXene as a high-performance electrochemical actuator.
Nicolas Jäckel, Benjamin Krüner, Katherine L. Van Aken, Mohamed Alhabeb, Babak Anasori, Friedrich Kaasik, Yury Gogotsi, Volker Presser (2016). Electrochemical in Situ Tracking of Volumetric Changes in Two-Dimensional Metal Carbides (MXenes) in Ionic Liquids. , 8(47), DOI: https://doi.org/10.1021/acsami.6b11744.
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2016
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