Synthesis of Low-Symmetry 2D Transition Metal Dichalcogenides by Chemical Vapor Deposition
Chen Yun , Zhang Hui , Luo Zheng , Mao Weiguo , Pan Jun'an , Wang Shanshan
Progress in Chemistry ›› 2024, Vol. 36 ›› Issue (4) : 537 -555.
Low-symmetry two-dimensional materials are a new type of nanomaterials with few lattice symmetry operations and only atomic-level thickness in the longitudinal direction.In the two-dimensional transition metal dichalcogenides(TMDs)system,1T'-MoTe2,1T'-WTe2,1T'-ReS2and 1T'-ReSe2are typical low-symmetry members.The unique lattice symmetry brings them rich anisotropic physical and chemical properties,so they have special application prospects in the fields of micro-nano photonics,tactile sensors,and anisotropic logic devices.The basic research and application development of low-symmetry two-dimensional TMD materials relies on the high-quality,large-size,and stable preparation of such materials.Therefore,this paper takes these four types of materials as typical materials,first classifies them according to metal precursors,and reviews the chemical vapor deposition(CVD)preparation methods of low-symmetry two-dimensional TMD materials in recent years.According to the characteristics of 1T′-MoTe2easy to undergo phase transition and weak interaction between 1T'-ReS2,1T'-ReSe2and the substrate during the preparation process,the phase regulation mechanism in the preparation process of 1T'-MoTe2and the substrate engineering research in the preparation process of 1T'-ReS2and 1T'-ReSe2were introduced.Finally,this paper looks forward to the future challenges and opportunities of low-symmetry 2D TMDs materials 。
1 Introduction
2 1T'-MTe2(M=Mo,W )
2.1 CVD preparation of 1T'-MTe2
2.2 Phase regulation of MTe2
3 1T'-ReX2(X=S,Se )
3.1 Precursor of rhenium
3.2 Precursor of rhenium trioxide
3.3 Precursor of ammonium perrhenate
4 Conclusions and outlook
2D material / low symmetry / chemical vapor deposition / phase selection / substrate engineering
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National Natural Science Foundation of China(52172032)
National Natural Science Foundation of China(52222201)
Young Elite Scientists Sponsorship Program by CAST(YESS20200222)
National University of Defense Technology(ZZCX-ZZGC-01-07)
Hunan Natural Science Foundation(2022JJ20044)
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