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Controlled doping of vacancy-containing few-layer MoS2 via highly stable thiol-based molecular chemisorption

Sim et al., 2015

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4573917403878085066
Author
Sim D
Kim M
Yim S
Choi M
Choi J
Yoo S
Jung Y
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ACS nano

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MoS2 is considered a promising two-dimensional active channel material for future nanoelectronics. However, the development of a facile, reliable, and controllable doping methodology is still critical for extending the applicability of MoS2. Here, we report surface …
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