+2D Materials are crystalline solids consisting of a single layer of atoms, offering unique properties due to their extreme thinness. This atomic-scale confinement leads to novel electronic and optical behaviors, distinct from their bulk counterparts, making them key to [Nanotechnology](/wiki/nanotechnology). [Graphene](/wiki/graphene) is a prime example, showcasing their potential in advanced electronics.
+## See also
+- [Materials Science](/wiki/materials_science)
+- [Layered Materials](/wiki/layered_materials)
+- [Quantum Physics](/wiki/quantum_physics)
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