MnO2 is 2D catalytic and electronic grade semiconducting 2D material. In the bulk form, MnO2 has 1.5 eV predicted band gap while it has been anticipated to increase to 2.0 eV in the monolayer form [1]. Environmentally stable delta (layered) phase of MnO2 has been synthesized using float zone technique at centimeter scales. In its delta-phase, MnO2 crystal structure assumes R-3m phase (see images) which contains layers stacked onto each other vdW bonding. Each layer has three atomic thick arrangement consisting of O-Mn-O layers as shown in the diagram in product images. The material is environmentally stable in air, water, and different gases. Layers can easily exfoliated onto desired substrates with minimal efforts as shown in the product images. Please see our Raman spectrum and comparison to the published literature [2] in Fig2b.
Potential applications
Inert 2D substrates
Thermodynamically stable catalytic material
Solar cells
Layered Battery applications as a cathode materials
Atomic depiction of MnO2 layers

Lattice Parameters of MnO2

Raman Spectrum of MnO2 crystals

References
[1] Kitchaev et.al. Phys. Rev. B 93, 045132 (2016)
[2] Functionalized graphene aerogel with p-phenylenediamine and its composite with porous MnO2: investigating the effect of functionalizing agent on supercapacitive performance, Journal of Materials Science Materials in Electronics(2016)