Ultrafast diffusive cross-sheet motion of lithium through antimonene with 2 + 1 dimensional kinetics

@article{Kistanov2019UltrafastDC,
  title={Ultrafast diffusive cross-sheet motion of lithium through antimonene with 2 + 1 dimensional kinetics},
  author={Andrey A. Kistanov and Devesh Raju Kripalani and Yongqing Cai and Sergey V. Dmitriev and Kun Zhou and Yong-Wei Zhang},
  journal={Journal of Materials Chemistry A},
  year={2019}
}
Ultrafast diffusive cross-sheet motion of lithium through antimonene open a new dimension for controlling the motion of lithium atoms. 
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