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半氢化石墨烯与单层氮化硼复合体系的电子结构和磁性的调控
引用本文:高潭华,郑福昌,王晓春.半氢化石墨烯与单层氮化硼复合体系的电子结构和磁性的调控[J].物理学报,2018,67(16):167101-167101.
作者姓名:高潭华  郑福昌  王晓春
作者单位:1.武夷学院机电工程学院, 武夷山 354300;2.吉林大学原子与分子物理研究所, 长春 130012
基金项目:武夷学院高级引进人才科研启动项目(批准号:JSGC05)和吉林省自然科学基金(批准号:20170101154jc)资助的课题.
摘    要:采用密度泛函理论第一性原理的PBE-D_2方法,对半氢化石墨烯与单层氮化硼(H-Gra@BN)复合体系的结构稳定性、电子性质和磁性进行了系统的研究.计算了六种可能的堆叠方式,结果表明:H-Gra@BN体系的AB-B构型是最稳定的,为铁磁性半导体,上、下自旋的带隙分别为3.097和1.798 e V;每个物理学原胞具有约1μB的磁矩,该磁矩主要来源于由未氢化的C_2原子的贡献;在z轴方向压应力的作用下,最稳的H-Gra@BN体系的电子性质由磁性半导体转变为半金属,再转变为非磁性金属;预测了一种能方便地通过应力调控电子性质和磁性质的新型材料,有望应用在纳米器件以及智能建筑材料等领域.

关 键 词:半氢化石墨烯与单层氮化硼  电子结构与磁性调控  异质结构  第一性原理
收稿时间:2018-03-26

Tuning the electronic and magnetic property of semihydrogenated graphene and monolayer boron nitride heterostructure
Gao Tan-Hua,Zheng Fu-Chang,Wang Xiao-Chun.Tuning the electronic and magnetic property of semihydrogenated graphene and monolayer boron nitride heterostructure[J].Acta Physica Sinica,2018,67(16):167101-167101.
Authors:Gao Tan-Hua  Zheng Fu-Chang  Wang Xiao-Chun
Institution:1. School of Electromechanical Engineering, Wuyi University, Wuyishan 354300, China;2.Institute of Atomic and Molecular Physics, Jilin University, Changchun 130012, China
Abstract:The structural stability, electronic and magnetic properties of semihydrogenated graphene and monolayer boron nitride (H-Gra@BN) composite system are studied by the first principles calculation. First, for the six possible stacked configurations of H-Gra@BN in three kinds of magnetic coupling manners, including the nonmagnetic, ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic, the geometry optimization structures are calculated. The formation energies (Ef) are -28, -37, -40, -35, -28, and -34 meV/atom for AA-B, AA-N, AB-B, AB-B-H, AB-N and AB-N-H configurations of H-Gra@BN, respectively. The details of the six H-Gra@BN configurations are presented. The results show that the AB-B configuration of H-Gra@BN system is most stable with the largest formation energy in the six configurations. Its thickness is the smallest in all six configurations. The formation energies of all configurations are very close to each other and show that the combination of the interlayer between layers is very weak, The interaction between H-Gra and monolayer BN is van der Waals binding. Second, the band structure, total density of states (TDOS), partial density of states and polarization charge density of the most stable H-Gra@BN system are systematically analyzed. This material is ferromagnetic semiconductor. The band gaps for majority and minority spin electrons are 3.097 eV and 1.798 eV, respectively. Each physical cell has an about 1 μB magnetic moment, which is mainly derived from the contribution of the unhydrogenated C2 atom. Furthermore, while the pressure is applied along the z direction, we analyze the TDOS and band structure of H-Gra@BN system, and find that when the z axis strain is more than -10.48% (Δh=-0.45 Å), the valence band maximum of minority spin moves down. The conduction band minimum of minority spin moves from the high symmetry Γ position into a position between Γ and K. The electronic properties of the most stable H-Gra@BN system change from magnetic semiconductor into half metal. When the strain is increased by more than -11.65% (Δh=-0.5 Å), the most stable H-Gra@BN changes into a nonmagnetic metal. To analyze the effect caused by different strains, we analyze the difference in three-dimensional charge density, and find that with the decrease of the layer spacing, the interlayer interaction gradually increases and shows the obvious covalent bond characteristics. This paper predicts a new type of two-dimensional material of which the electronic and magnetic properties can be easily tuned by pressure, and it is expected to be used in nano-devices and serve as an intelligent building material.
Keywords:semi-hydrogenated graphene and monolayer BN  tuning electronic and magnetic properties  heterostructure  first principles
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