Two Dimensional Materials

Physical and chemical properties

Two-dimensional materials refer to materials that are only two atoms thick, such as graphene, transition metal dichalcogenides (TMD), etc. These materials have many unique properties, such as good electrical conductivity, efficient photoelectric conversion capabilities, and strong mechanical strength, and therefore are widely used in electronics, optics, biology, and machinery. In the field of electronics, two-dimensional materials can be used to manufacture high-performance field-effect transistors, integrated circuits, transparent electrodes, etc.