MXene clay, invented by researchers at Drexel University, can be rolled into any thickness or formed into any shape while retaining its electrical conductivity.
MXene clay, made by researchers at Drexel University, is highly conductive and early tests indicate that it retains its high volumetric capacitance through more than 10,000 charge/discharge cycles.
Drexel University researchers created a highly conductive clay, made from a two-dimensional material called MXene. The clay can be shaped and rolled while retaining its conductivity.