“…2D materials have garnered significant attention in the scientific community following the groundbreaking discovery of graphene. 1 Their unique properties hold huge promise for a variety of applications, encompassing fields such as microelectronics, 2,3 sustainable energy technologies, 4,5 and biomedicine. 6,7 Recently, 2D metal oxyhalides and sulfide halides have attracted considerable attention, which stems from their tunable magnetic and electronic properties, [8][9][10] facile fabrication processes, 11,12 and versatile applicability across a diverse range of research areas.…”