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Layer-dependent electrical and optoelectronic responses of ReSe 2 nanosheet transistors

Yang et al., 2014

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9579991866537258953
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Yang S
Tongay S
Li Y
Yue Q
Xia J
Li S
Li J
Wei S
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Nanoscale

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The ability to control the appropriate layer thickness of transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDs) affords the opportunity to engineer many properties for a variety of applications in possible technological fields. Here we demonstrate that band-gap and mobility of ReSe2 …
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