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A general and convenient strategy for manufacturing freestanding metal nanolayers is developed on large scale. By the simple process of repeatedly folding and calendering stacked metal sheets followed by chemical etching, free‐standing 2D metal (e.g., Ag, Au, Fe, Cu, and Ni) nanosheets are obtained with thicknesses as small as 1 nm and with sizes of the order of several micrometers.
A general and convenient strategy for manufacturing metal nanosheets (e.g., Ag, Au, Fe, Cu, and Ni) on a large scale is developed by H. Wu and co‐workers, as described on page 8170. By repeated folding and calendering of stacked metal sheets, the thickness of each of the metal layers can be reduced to approaching 1 nm. The process is inspired by a traditional Chinese food called “thousand‐layer‐cake”...
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