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This groundbreaking research showcases the extraordinary electromechanical capabilities of phosphorene, a two-dimensional material from black phosphorus. With a maximum actuation stress of 7.0 GPa and an impressive volumetric work density, phosphorene significantly outperforms traditional materials like graphene and even rivals natural muscle. Conducted by Bozhao Wu, Hui-Xiong Deng, Xiangzheng Jia, Langquan Shui, Enlai Gao, and Ze Liu, this study paves the way for advanced nanoelectromechanical actuators.
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