“…hence dispersions (PBE-D) 22 , which should be included in multilayers of 2D systems [23][24][25][26] Si−Si, and Ge−Ge bond length of 1.42Å, 2.26Å, and 2.44Å, in a good agreement with the available reports. The obtained value of the cohesive energy decrease from graphene to germanene as expected, see Table 1.…”
“…hence dispersions (PBE-D) 22 , which should be included in multilayers of 2D systems [23][24][25][26] Si−Si, and Ge−Ge bond length of 1.42Å, 2.26Å, and 2.44Å, in a good agreement with the available reports. The obtained value of the cohesive energy decrease from graphene to germanene as expected, see Table 1.…”
“…The reason the Si intercalated and did not form a new stable SiC layer remained unclear. On the basis of density functional theory (DFT) calculations, Kaloni et al [9] suggested an intercalation mechanism where Si migrates through atomic defects of the graphene sheet. Using scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) and x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), Mao et al [10] showed that Si intercalating the graphene grown on Ru(0001) not only weakens the interaction of graphene with the metal substrate but also retains its superlative properties.…”
Layered graphene/silica heterostructures may become interesting materials in nanotechnology with yet unknown properties. We have attempted here to intercalate graphene into a silicatene/Ru(0001) interface. The experimental results obtained by x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, low energy electron diffraction, infrared reflection-absorption spectroscopy, and scanning tunneling microscopy suggest the formation of a well-ordered hybrid structure consisting of a single-layer silicatene on top of a silicon carbide monolayer adsorbed on a metal substrate.
“…Driven primarily by electronic applications, there were few attempts to combine graphene and silica in one system. It was found that Si readily migrates through the graphene sheet and intercalates the graphene/metal interface [101][102][103]. Subsequent oxidation resulted in an amorphous thin silica film between the graphene and the metal as judged by XPS [104].…”
Silica is one of the key materials in many modern technological applications. 'Surface science' approach for understanding surface chemistry on silica-based materials, on the one hand, and further miniaturization of new generation electronic devices, on the other, all these face the necessity of rational design of the ultrathin silica films on electrically conductive substrates. The review updates recent studies in this field. Despite the structural complexity and diversity of silica, substantial progress has recently been achieved in understanding of the atomic structure of truly 2D silicates.
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