Metal-free hydride stabilized boron nanosheets (H-BNS) were prepared in an aqueous medium without using noble metal growth substrates sonochemistry. The reducing ability of H-BNS was demonstrated with Au(aq) reduction, and its layered morphology is exploited for Li-ion battery (LIB) applications.
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