ArticleDiscover nano2026
Air sensitivity of GaSe 2D material and its potential implications on device reliability.
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This study demonstrates the oxidation-driven degradation of exfoliated GaSe highlighting the changes to not only the material's morphology but its chemical composition as well. We have employed a number of simulation and experimental techniques, including DFT calculations, SEM, EDX and Raman spectroscopy, to understand the atomic structure and vacancy effects between the β and ε polytypes, and to understand the degradation occurring. The combined results of the DFT and experimental results show that the crystal used was the β polytype with a bandgap value of ~ 1.92 eV. Further experimental analysis demonstrates that the oxidation occurs on the surface of the material producing Ga
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