Lattice Distortion Oriented Angular Self-Assembly of Monolayer Titania Sheets
Journal of the American Chemical Society2010Vol. 133(4), pp. 695–697
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Yong Wang, Chenghua Sun, Xiaoxia Yan, Faxian Xiu, Lianzhou Wang, Sean C. Smith, Kang L. Wang, Gao Qing Lu, Jin Zou
Abstract
Self-assembly of exfoliated monolayer titania sheets is investigated by detailed transmission electron microscopy and the force field calculations. It is demonstrated for the first time that slight but significant lattice distortions result in modified angular self-assembly of exfoliated monolayer Ti(0.87)O(2) sheets. These findings significantly broaden current knowledge of the self-assembly of exfoliated nanoscale layered sheets, which may render the potential manipulation of self-assembly of nanosheets.
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