ArticleACS applied nano materials2025
Spontaneous Room-Temperature Solid-State Reaction at the MoS
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Abstract
High-quality interfaces with metals are essential for exploiting two-dimensional materials in nanoscale solid-state devices. Conventional strategies rely on depositing metals with a suitable work function at low kinetic energies to minimize damage. Direct exfoliation of layered materials onto clean metal surfaces under ultrahigh vacuum offers a promising alternative, producing pristine, oxide-free interfaces while avoiding the disorder induced by high-energy metal deposition. TMDCs possess unique properties, including a direct band gap, high carrier mobility, and strong spin-orbit coupling, which makes them highly promising for high-performance electronic and optoelectronic devices such as transistors, photodetectors, and solar cells, as well as for emerging quantum technologies. While the metal-assisted exfoliation is well established for gold and other noble metals, its applicability to more reactive metals remains unclear. To address this question, we exfoliate large-area MoS
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