Industrial production of novel 2D materials for energy technology

We will provide an overview on our scale up methodology devoted to the industrial production of high-quality novel 2D materials.[1-3] The industrial development of novel 2D materials in various applications requires scalable, reliable, and cheap production processes.[1-8] This requires a balance between final product quality and ease of fabrication. We will show the efficiency of the manufacturing of high-quality 2D materials by wet-jet milling[1] and, in particular, the path towards industrial production of 2D hexagonal boron nitride (h-BN).
Afterward, we will also provide an overview on key applications of the as-produced high quality 2D materials. We will show how the production of 2D materials in liquid phase by wet-jet milling[1] represents a key pathway towards the development of 2D materials-based next-generation devices, offering large integration flexibility with respect to other production methodologies[4-10].

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