A review on tailoring the corrosion and oxidation properties of MoS₂-based coatings

Abstract

Two-dimensional (2D) layered Molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) has intriguing physical, mechanical, optical, and semi-conducting properties and has the potential to be used in a variety of applications, such as sensors, semi-conductor...

Anti-corrosion applications of 2D transition metal based layered materials

“…79 TMDs have now been widely used in optoelectronic devices, catalysis, quantum information, energy storage, corrosion resistance and other fields. [80][81][82][83] The top-down preparation methods of 2D TMDs mainly include mechanical exfoliation, liquid-phase ultrasonic exfoliation, and intercalation-based exfoliation. 84 The method of mechanical exfoliation is easy to operate, but the size and number of layers prepared are uncontrollable.…”

“…79 TMDs have now been widely used in optoelectronic devices, catalysis, quantum information, energy storage, corrosion resistance and other fields. 80–83…”

Diatomite@MoS2 Nanocomposite Layers as Composite Coating Targeting for Mg Alloys Endowed with Properties of Anticorrosion and Antiwear

“…Moreover, incorporating this inorganic nanofiller is advantageous compared to other research studies because inorganic nanomaterials have excellent morphology and structure and good thermochemical stability capable of better bonding with epoxy powder. , The unique 2D planar laminar morphology enhances the barrier properties of the coating and counteracts the microcracks in the special coatings, thereby reducing the permeability of corrosive media. Meanwhile, MoS 2 has a unique layered structure, similar to that of graphene, in which the inner atoms are connected by covalent bonds, and the intercalated atoms are vertically and loosely stacked and integrated by weak van der Waals forces . This special chemical structure gives MoS 2 its unique morphology and properties, with covalent bonds that provide thermal and chemical stability and van der Waals forces between the layers that result in easy sliding between the layers, giving good wear resistance …”

Assembly of Multisurfaced Van der Waals Layered Compound GaSe via Thermal Oxidation

“…[ 15,16 ] Fortunately, oxidation also offers a novel approach to modulating the physical/chemical properties of vdW chalcogenides through the construction of heterogeneous structures and interfaces. [ 17–20 ] However, most studies on the oxidation of vdWs chalcogenides were conducted at room temperature, [ 21,22 ] thus limiting our comprehensive understanding of their oxidation behavior. Therefore, through meticulous analysis of the surface structure of oxidized vdW chalcogenides after varying treatment temperatures, an in‐depth understanding of their oxidation mechanism can be achieved, thereby yielding significant scientific value in terms of preventing oxidation and harnessing its potential.…”