Gulsum Ersu, Luke Doolan, Thomas Pucher, Jonathan N. Coleman, Andres Castellanos‐Gomez
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Low‐Cost WS2 Photodetector on Water‐Soluble Paper for Transient Electronics
The rapid development of technology has led to a significant increase in the production of electronic devices, raising concerns about electronic waste (e‐waste). Transient electronics, i.e., devices designed to disappear or dissolve after use. Offer a promising route to mitigate this challenge. Here, the first demonstration of a transient photodetector is reported based on direct abrasion‐deposited WS2 on water‐soluble paper, using graphite electrodes drawn directly on the substrate. The whole device can physically disappear in water in ≈60 s, and the electronic materials can be recovered by vacuum filtration. The device shows a photoresponsivity of ≈176 µA W−1 under ambient conditions.
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