Jin‐Woo Jung
;
Hyeon‐Seo Choi
;
Young‐Jun Lee
;
Youngjae Kim
;
Takashi Taniguchi
(National Institute for Materials Science
)
;
Kenji Watanabe
(National Institute for Materials Science
)
;
Min‐Yeong Choi
;
Jae Hyuck Jang
;
Hee‐Suk Chung
;
Dohun Kim
;
Youngwook Kim
;
Chang‐Hee Cho
説明:
(abstract)Monolayer transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDs) have received great attention due to their fascinating physical properties and their potential for applications in novel semiconductor devices. However, the intrinsic physical properties of TMDs can be significantly altered by extrinsic disorders such as surface roughness and charge disorder induced by substrates. The encapsulation of TMDs using hexagonal boron nitride layers has been proposed as a practical way to reduce substrate-induced disorders. Despite experimental advances, the exact role of hexagonal boron nitride encapsulation remains unclear in terms of defect physics in TMDs. Here, we found that h-BN encapsulation effectively passivates the defects of monolayer WS2 by anchoring the adsorbed oxygen atoms onto monolayer WS2 crystals. Due to defect passivation by h-BN encapsulation, the excess electron density in monolayer WS2 crystals is greatly lowered and stabilized, resulting in two orders of magnitude lower exciton annihilation by trion conversion and Auger recombination processes. Furthermore, the valley polarization becomes robust against the various excitation and ambient conditions in the h-BN encapsulated WS2 crystals. Our findings provide insight into the role of h-BN encapsulation and the related excitonic properties of 2D semiconductors.
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キーワード: Hexagonal boron nitride, defect-related gap states, WS2 crystals
刊行年月日: 2024-03-17
出版者: Wiley
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公開URL: https://doi.org/10.1002/advs.202310197
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