Edited by one of the most prolific engineers in the world and his team, this is a thorough and up-to-date volume on 2D monoelements-based semiconductor materials.

The development of new two-dimensional (2D) monoelements-based semiconductor materials, such as phosphorene, graphene, antimonene, etc., has attracted many researchers due to their wide range of applications in diverse sectors along with their promotion of novel innovations in the field of science. Due to their impressive physical, chemical, electronic, and optical properties, these 2D monoelements have been identified as potential agents for a variety of applications such as electronics, theranostics, therapeutic delivery, bioimaging, sensors, field-effect transistors, the environment, energy conversion, storage, etc.

The 11 chapters in Monoelements: Properties and Applications explore the basic idea of 2D monoelements, classifications, and applications in biosensing, energy systems, biomedicine, etc. Various challenges, future developments, and research progress are also discussed.

Audience

This book will be useful for industrial engineers, researchers and graduate students working in the areas of semiconductors, sensors and biosensors, materials science, and engineering