Controlled Exfoliation of Layered Silicate Heterostructures into Bilayers and Their Conversion into Giant Janus Platelets.
Controlled Exfoliation of Layered Silicate Heterostructures into Bilayers and Their Conversion into Giant Janus Platelets.
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10.1002/anie.201601611
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2016-06
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Matthias Stöter;Sebastian Gödrich;Patrick Feicht;S. Rosenfeldt;H. Thurn;J. Neubauer;Maximilian Seuss;Peter Lindner;H. Kalo;Michael W. Möller;A. Fery;S. Förster;G. Papastavrou;J. Breu
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Matthias Stöter;Sebastian Gödrich;Patrick Feicht;S. Rosenfeldt;H. Thurn;J. Neubauer;Maximilian Seuss;Peter Lindner;H. Kalo;Michael W. Möller;A. Fery;S. Förster;G. Papastavrou;J. Breu
Ordered heterostructures of layered materials where interlayers with different reactivities strictly alternate in stacks offer predetermined slippage planes that provide a precise route for the preparation of bilayer materials. We use this route for the synthesis of a novel type of reinforced layered silicate bilayer that is 15 % stiffer than the corresponding monolayer. Furthermore, we will demonstrate that triggering cleavage of bilayers by osmotic swelling gives access to a generic toolbox for an asymmetrical modification of the two vis-à-vis standing basal planes of monolayers. Only two simple steps applying arbitrary commercial polycations are needed to obtain such Janus-type monolayers. The generic synthesis route will be applicable to many other layered compounds capable of osmotic swelling, rendering this approach interesting for a variety of materials and applications.