Epitaxial Growth and Air‐Stability of Monolayer Antimonene on PdTe<sub>2</sub>

2016375 citationsJournal Article

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Xu Wu · Institute of Physics

Yan Shao · Institute of Physics

Hang Liu · Institute of Physics

Zili Feng · Institute of Physics

Yeliang Wang · Collaborative Innovation Center of Quantum Matter

Ye‐Liang Wang · Collaborative Innovation Center of Quantum Matter

Jia‐Tao Sun ·

Abstract

Monolayer antimonene is fabricated on PdTe<sub>2</sub> by an epitaxial method. Monolayer antimonene is theoretically predicted to have a large bandgap for nanoelectronic devices. Air-exposure experiments indicate amazing chemical stability, which is great for device fabrication. A method to fabricate high-quality monolayer antimonene with several great properties for novel electronic and optoelectronic applications is provided.

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2D Materials and Applications Perovskite Materials and Applications Quantum Dots Synthesis And Properties

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Published in: Advanced Materials

Volume 29, Issue 11

DOI: 10.1002/adma.201605407

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Epitaxial Growth and Air‐Stability of Monolayer Antimonene on PdTe<sub>2</sub>

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