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Electronic Structures of Porous Graphene, BN, and BC2N Sheets with One- and Two-Hydrogen Passivations from First Principles

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In this article, the structural and electronic properties of monolayer porous graphene (C), BN, and BC2N sheets with one-hydrogen passivation were investigated. But the porous BN sheet has a larger band gap than the porous C one, whereas the porous BC 2N sheets have variable band gaps depending on the atomic arrangements of B, C and N atoms.
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Using first-principles calculations, we investigate the structural and electronic properties of monolayer porous graphene (C), BN, and BC2N sheets. All the porous C, BN, and BC2N sheets with one-hydrogen passivation exhibit direct-band-gap semiconducting behaviors. The porous BN sheet has a larger band gap than the porous C one, whereas the porous BC2N sheets have variable band gaps depending on the atomic arrangements of B, C, and N atoms. The stablest conformation of porous BC2N sheets is composed of C and BN hexagons, whereas with two-hydrogen passivation, it becomes the structure containing continuous BN and interrupted C zigzag lines. Furthermore, due to the sp3 hybridization of the edge atoms, the two-hydrogen passivation induces the changes of band gaps as well as direct-to-indirect band-gap transitions in all the porous sheets. We also find that it is more possible to form the porous C and BC2N structures in experiments than the porous BN ones. Our studies demonstrate that the porous C, BN, and BC...

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