A paper published by J. Lee and co-workers (Sci. Rep., 2015, 5, 11512) describes the existence of
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A paper published by J. Lee and co-workers (Sci. Rep., 2015, 5, 11512) describes the existence of two-dimensional honeycomb sheet and ribbon forms of the Group 15 elements.
(a) What methods did the authors use to explore these structures?
(b) Which Group 15 element was most reluctant to form the honeycomb structures?
(c) What properties and uses are these structures predicted to have?
(d) What is it about these structures of Group 15 elements that makes them potentially more useful than graphene?
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