Haowen He, FengXue Tan, YingJiao Zhai, FuJun Liu, DengKui Wang, Xuan Fang, Jinhua Li, Sophie Laurent
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Abstract
2D MoS2
In article number 2404684, YingJiao Zhai, FuJun Liu, Sophie Laurent, and co-workers synthesized atomic basal defect-rich MoS2 in one step and investigated the dual-stage role of NaCl in basal defect formation. The activation of the inert basal plane enhanced the SERS detection of R6G and offers a new strategy for introducing basal defects in other 2D TMDs.
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