Scientists demonstrate tunable, atomically thin
semiconductors

21st August 2020by admin0

To tune the band gap, a key parameter in controlling
the electrical conductivity and optical properties of
semiconductors, researchers typically engineer alloys, a process in
which two or more materials are combined to achieve properties that
otherwise could not be achieved by a pristine
material.

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