摘要 : Heterostructures composed of two-dimensional(2D)nanosheets and zero-dimensional(0D)nanoparticles(NPs)have attracted increasing attention because of the synergy arising from the coupling interactions between the two mixed-dimension... 展开 Heterostructures composed of two-dimensional(2D)nanosheets and zero-dimensional(0D)nanoparticles(NPs)have attracted increasing attention because of the synergy arising from the coupling interactions between the two mixed-dimensional components.Despite recent advances,it remains a challenge to fabricate 2D/0D heterostructures with clean and accessible surfaces,which is highly desirable for the diversity of catalytic,sensing,and energy storage applications.Herein,we report a generalized methodology that enables the facile assembly of sandwich-like 0D/2D/0D heterostructures with facilitated mass-transport channels and exposed surface active sites.A ligand-exchange strategy with HBF4 is employed to strip off the surface-coating ligands of colloidal NPs,rendering them positively charged and dispersible in polar solvents.This allows subsequent electrostatic assembly of NPs with oppositely charged 2D nanosheets to afford sandwich-like 0D/2D/0D heterostructures.The barely covered surfaces and the advantageous architectures of such sandwich-like 0D/2D/0D heterostructures induce the desired synergistic effect,making them particularly suitable for electrochemical energy storage and conversion.We demonstrate this by employing MXene/NiFe_(2)O_(4) and MXene/Fe3O4 heterostructures for high-performance electrocatalytic oxygen evolution and supercapacitors,respectively. 收起