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Low-defect-density WS2 by hydroxide vapor phase deposition

Engineering and Technology

Low-defect-density WS2 by hydroxide vapor phase deposition

Y. Wan, E. Li, et al.

Discover groundbreaking advancements in 2D semiconducting monolayers! Researchers have developed a highly efficient method using hydroxide W species for sulfurization, drastically reducing defect density in WS2 monolayers. The results show remarkable electron mobility and substantial on-state current, revolutionizing the potential for industrialization of 2D materials. This innovative work was conducted by Yi Wan, En Li, Zhihao Yu, and other esteemed authors.... show more
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