Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(30)
Published: Sept. 11, 2023
The
physical
and
chemical
properties
of
nanoribbon
edges
are
important
for
characterizing
nanoribbons
applying
them
in
electronic
devices,
sensors,
catalysts.
mechanical
response
molybdenum
disulfide
nanoribbons,
which
is
an
issue
their
application
thin
resonators,
expected
to
be
affected
by
the
edge
structure,
albeit
this
result
not
yet
being
reported.
In
work,
width-dependent
Young's
modulus
precisely
measured
single-layer
with
armchair
using
developed
nanomechanical
measurement
based
on
a
transmission
electron
microscope.
remains
constant
at
≈166
GPa
above
3
nm
width,
but
inversely
proportional
width
below
nm,
suggesting
higher
bond
stiffness
edges.
Supporting
experimental
results,
density
functional
theory
calculations
show
that
buckling
causes
transfer
from
Mo
atoms
S
both
sides
increase
Coulomb
attraction.
Nano Letters,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(16), P. 7449 - 7455
Published: Aug. 9, 2023
Two-dimensional
tin
monosulfide
(SnS)
is
attractive
for
the
development
of
electronic
and
optoelectronic
devices
with
anisotropic
characteristics.
However,
its
shape-controlled
synthesis
an
atomic
thickness
high
quality
remains
challenging.
Here,
we
show
that
highly
crystalline
SnS
nanoribbons
can
be
produced
via
high-pressure
(0.5
GPa)
thermal
treatment
(400
°C).
These
have
a
length
several
tens
micrometers
down
to
5.8
nm,
giving
average
aspect
ratio
∼30.6.
The
crystal
orientation
along
zigzag
direction
in-plane
structural
anisotropy
are
identified
by
transmission
electron
microscopy
polarized
Raman
spectroscopy,
respectively.
An
ionic
liquid-gated
field-effect
transistor
fabricated
using
nanoribbon
exhibits
on/off
current
>103
mobility
∼0.7
cm2
V-1
s-1.
This
work
provides
unique
way
achieve
one-dimensional
growth
SnS.
Journal of Physics D Applied Physics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
56(36), P. 365302 - 365302
Published: May 11, 2023
Abstract
Local
strain,
as
a
small
degree
and
single
direction
strain
method,
can
effectively
regulate
the
structures
electronic
properties
of
armchair
Janus
MoSSe
nanoribbon,
so
that
system
be
transformed
from
original
0.467
eV
indirect
band
gap
into
0.259
(3-zig),
0.117
(3-arm),
0.080
(6-arm)
0.139
(9-zig)
direct
band-gap
semiconductor
according
to
different
degrees
directions.
Compared
with
traditional
MoS
2
MoSe
nanoribbons,
nanoribbon
shows
relatively
stable
structure
under
local
strain.
The
are
anisotropic
when
is
along
Due
broken
mirror
symmetry
appearance
in-plane
polarization,
spin
polarization
effect
more
remarkable.
When
C
=
0.167
zigzag
⩾
0.056
direction,
exhibits
half-metallic
surprisingly
induces
magnetic
moment.
For
total
moment
up
2.05
μ
B
0.111.
A
method
applied
system,
which
geometric
configuration
without
external
doping,
introduce
magnetism,
providing
possibility
for
expanding
nanoribbons
potential
nanoelectronic
spintronic
materials.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(30)
Published: Sept. 11, 2023
The
physical
and
chemical
properties
of
nanoribbon
edges
are
important
for
characterizing
nanoribbons
applying
them
in
electronic
devices,
sensors,
catalysts.
mechanical
response
molybdenum
disulfide
nanoribbons,
which
is
an
issue
their
application
thin
resonators,
expected
to
be
affected
by
the
edge
structure,
albeit
this
result
not
yet
being
reported.
In
work,
width-dependent
Young's
modulus
precisely
measured
single-layer
with
armchair
using
developed
nanomechanical
measurement
based
on
a
transmission
electron
microscope.
remains
constant
at
≈166
GPa
above
3
nm
width,
but
inversely
proportional
width
below
nm,
suggesting
higher
bond
stiffness
edges.
Supporting
experimental
results,
density
functional
theory
calculations
show
that
buckling
causes
transfer
from
Mo
atoms
S
both
sides
increase
Coulomb
attraction.