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(abstract)We uncover the electronic origin of hidden interfacial doping in monolayer MoS2 single crystal wafers grown on sapphire by metal–organic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD) and establish a transfer-free top-gate device platform. Despite structural perfection, as-fabricated devices exhibit degenerate electron doping and lack a clear off state. Hall measurements quantify an interfacial electron density of 2.7×1012 cm−2, evidencing substantial charge transfer across the nominal van der Waals interface. Interface-sensitive spectroscopy, lateral force microscopy, and thermal desorption analysis reveal a buried sulfate-derived layer accompanied by a water-like interfacial structure that acts as an intrinsic electron donor. A purely dry H2/Ar annealing process selectively removes these species, suppressing charge transfer and restoring intrinsic FET characteristics without transfer or wet processing. Through this dry interface engineering approach, we demonstrate MOCVD-grown single-crystal MoS2 wafers as a robust, transfer-free platform for the reliable evaluation of intrinsic gate stacks and device performance.
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Keyword: MOCVD-grownMoS2wafers, interfacialchargetransfer, transfer-freedevicefabrication, top-gatefield-effecttransistors, wafer-scale2Dsemiconductors
Date published: 2026-07-05
Publisher: Wiley
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First published URL: https://doi.org/10.1002/adma.73931
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Updated at: 2026-07-29 09:15:47 +0900
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