论文信息 - Surface modification of MoS2 using an STM

Surface modification of MoS2 using an STM

Abstract Scanning tunneling microscopy is used to modify the surface structure of molybdenum disulfide (MoS 2 ). A natural MoS 2 crystal often has stable point defects. This study shows that surface sulfur atoms are excised by field evaporation and these artificial defects can be used to form characters at room temperature.

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