Order to disorder transition due to entropy in layered and 2D carbides
Brian C. Wyatt(Argonne National Laboratory), Babak Anasori(Purdue University West Lafayette), Anupma Thakur(University of Indianapolis), Neil Ghosh(Purdue University West Lafayette), Aleksandra Vojvodić(California University of Pennsylvania), Xianfan Xu(Purdue University West Lafayette), Manushree Tanwar(California University of Pennsylvania), Annabelle Bedford(Purdue University West Lafayette), Hui Fang(University of Pennsylvania), De‐en Jiang(University of California, Riverside), Yury Gogotsi(Drexel University), Zachary D. Hood(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Sixbert P. Muhoza(Argonne National Laboratory), Srinivasa Kartik Nemani(Purdue University West Lafayette), Francesca Urban(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Paweł Piotr Michałowski(Łukasiewicz Research Network), Zahra Fakhraai(University of Pennsylvania), Tetiana Parker(Drexel University), Rebecca Disko(Purdue University West Lafayette), Yamilée Morency(University of Pennsylvania), Givi Kadagishvili(California University of Pennsylvania), Yinan Yang(Vanderbilt University)
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