BN white graphene with `colorful' edges--the energies and morphology
arXiv:1101.4457 · doi:10.1021/nl2011142
Abstract
Interfaces play a key role in low dimensional materials like graphene or its boron nitrogen analog, white graphene. The edge energy of h-BN has not been reported as its lower symmetry makes it difficult to separate the opposite B-rich and N-rich zigzag sides. We report unambiguous energy values for arbitrary edges of BN, including the dependence on the elemental chemical potentials of B and N species. A useful manifestation of the additional Gibbs degree of freedom in the binary system, this dependence offers a way to control the morphology of pure BN or its carbon inclusions, and to engineer their electronic and magnetic properties.
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