The future of 2D materials in catalysis is promising, with research focusing on overcoming current limitations. Advances in synthesis techniques, such as chemical vapor deposition (CVD) and liquid-phase exfoliation, are expected to make these materials more accessible. Additionally, computational methods and machine learning are being employed to predict and design new 2D materials with tailored catalytic properties. The integration of 2D materials with other nanostructured materials is also a burgeoning area of research, aiming to create hybrid catalysts with superior performance.
