 ZR2AC max phases are ternary carbide family with layered structures that combine the outstanding characteristics of metals and ceramics. They have various applications such as solar coatings, oxidation resistance, high temperature applications and nuclear applications. The ZR2inc max phase has low friction and wear materials suitable for significant technology, such as electrical spinning connections and rotating bearings. The ZR2SNC max phase uses for self-healing of cracks and oxidation resistance. The ZR2PBC max phases are elastic and electrically anisotropic in nature and appropriate for high temperature applications, optoelectronic devices and coating materials. Studying the optical characteristics of the ZR2SEC has shown its potential for application as a shielding material in order to decrease the heating of solar. The ZR2SC is suitable for use in high temperature technologies such as thermal barrier coating material TBC. The ZR2ALC phase is the most attractive among all non-synthesizable ternary max phases, particularly for the nuclear industry. However, there are challenges during fabrication of the max phase, including synthesis temperature, the max phase purity and the secondary phase impurities. In harsh external conditions, the defect density has a substantial impact on the max phase's stability and thus, the methods of defect formation and migration have a considerable impact on the phase's radiation resistance and self-healing capabilities. This article was authored by Dumoua Hussein, Khalid Abbas, and Ahmed Abdul Qadim Al-Gavin. We are article.tv, links in the description below.