Two-faced 2-D material: flat sandwich of sulfur, molybdenum and selenium

Monday, August 14, 2017 - 13:22 in Physics & Chemistry

Mterials scientists replace all the atoms on top of a three-layer, two-dimensional crystal to make a transition-metal dichalcogenide with sulfur, molybdenum and selenium. The new material has unique electronic properties that may make it a suitable catalyst.

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