Tunable superconductivity by electrochemical intercalation in TaS 2
N Z Wang, M Z Shi, C Shang, F B Meng, L K Ma, X G Luo and X H Chen
Institute of Physics (IOP)
Published 2018
Institute of Physics (IOP)
Published 2018
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2018-02-06
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Institute of Physics (IOP)
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| Electronic ISSN: |
1367-2630
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| Topics: |
Physics
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| autor | N Z Wang, M Z Shi, C Shang, F B Meng, L K Ma, X G Luo and X H Chen |
| beschreibung | The controllable manipulation of materials properties has always attracted broad interests since there exists the possibility to identify the relationship between different electronic states, and even discover new states. Here we report the electrochemical intercalation of cetyltrimethylammonium (CTA + ) into 2H–TaS 2 . The single layer TaS 2 is intercalated with CTA + cations and the direction of CTA + is approximately perpendicular to the lamellar structure of TaS 2 . With this facile and efficient method, the superconducting transition temperature ( T c ) of pristine TaS 2 increases from 0.8 K to the maximum 3.7 K, showing a dome-like behavior. The Hall coefficient measurement indicates that the intercalated CTA + cations introduce electrons to this system. The present results demonstrate that electrochemical intercalation method is effective in tuning the materials properties and may... |
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| shingle_author_1 | N Z Wang, M Z Shi, C Shang, F B Meng, L K Ma, X G Luo and X H Chen |
| shingle_author_2 | N Z Wang, M Z Shi, C Shang, F B Meng, L K Ma, X G Luo and X H Chen |
| shingle_author_3 | N Z Wang, M Z Shi, C Shang, F B Meng, L K Ma, X G Luo and X H Chen |
| shingle_author_4 | N Z Wang, M Z Shi, C Shang, F B Meng, L K Ma, X G Luo and X H Chen |
| shingle_catch_all_1 | Tunable superconductivity by electrochemical intercalation in TaS 2 The controllable manipulation of materials properties has always attracted broad interests since there exists the possibility to identify the relationship between different electronic states, and even discover new states. Here we report the electrochemical intercalation of cetyltrimethylammonium (CTA + ) into 2H–TaS 2 . The single layer TaS 2 is intercalated with CTA + cations and the direction of CTA + is approximately perpendicular to the lamellar structure of TaS 2 . With this facile and efficient method, the superconducting transition temperature ( T c ) of pristine TaS 2 increases from 0.8 K to the maximum 3.7 K, showing a dome-like behavior. The Hall coefficient measurement indicates that the intercalated CTA + cations introduce electrons to this system. The present results demonstrate that electrochemical intercalation method is effective in tuning the materials properties and may... N Z Wang, M Z Shi, C Shang, F B Meng, L K Ma, X G Luo and X H Chen Institute of Physics (IOP) 1367-2630 13672630 |
| shingle_catch_all_2 | Tunable superconductivity by electrochemical intercalation in TaS 2 The controllable manipulation of materials properties has always attracted broad interests since there exists the possibility to identify the relationship between different electronic states, and even discover new states. Here we report the electrochemical intercalation of cetyltrimethylammonium (CTA + ) into 2H–TaS 2 . The single layer TaS 2 is intercalated with CTA + cations and the direction of CTA + is approximately perpendicular to the lamellar structure of TaS 2 . With this facile and efficient method, the superconducting transition temperature ( T c ) of pristine TaS 2 increases from 0.8 K to the maximum 3.7 K, showing a dome-like behavior. The Hall coefficient measurement indicates that the intercalated CTA + cations introduce electrons to this system. The present results demonstrate that electrochemical intercalation method is effective in tuning the materials properties and may... N Z Wang, M Z Shi, C Shang, F B Meng, L K Ma, X G Luo and X H Chen Institute of Physics (IOP) 1367-2630 13672630 |
| shingle_catch_all_3 | Tunable superconductivity by electrochemical intercalation in TaS 2 The controllable manipulation of materials properties has always attracted broad interests since there exists the possibility to identify the relationship between different electronic states, and even discover new states. Here we report the electrochemical intercalation of cetyltrimethylammonium (CTA + ) into 2H–TaS 2 . The single layer TaS 2 is intercalated with CTA + cations and the direction of CTA + is approximately perpendicular to the lamellar structure of TaS 2 . With this facile and efficient method, the superconducting transition temperature ( T c ) of pristine TaS 2 increases from 0.8 K to the maximum 3.7 K, showing a dome-like behavior. The Hall coefficient measurement indicates that the intercalated CTA + cations introduce electrons to this system. The present results demonstrate that electrochemical intercalation method is effective in tuning the materials properties and may... N Z Wang, M Z Shi, C Shang, F B Meng, L K Ma, X G Luo and X H Chen Institute of Physics (IOP) 1367-2630 13672630 |
| shingle_catch_all_4 | Tunable superconductivity by electrochemical intercalation in TaS 2 The controllable manipulation of materials properties has always attracted broad interests since there exists the possibility to identify the relationship between different electronic states, and even discover new states. Here we report the electrochemical intercalation of cetyltrimethylammonium (CTA + ) into 2H–TaS 2 . The single layer TaS 2 is intercalated with CTA + cations and the direction of CTA + is approximately perpendicular to the lamellar structure of TaS 2 . With this facile and efficient method, the superconducting transition temperature ( T c ) of pristine TaS 2 increases from 0.8 K to the maximum 3.7 K, showing a dome-like behavior. The Hall coefficient measurement indicates that the intercalated CTA + cations introduce electrons to this system. The present results demonstrate that electrochemical intercalation method is effective in tuning the materials properties and may... N Z Wang, M Z Shi, C Shang, F B Meng, L K Ma, X G Luo and X H Chen Institute of Physics (IOP) 1367-2630 13672630 |
| shingle_title_1 | Tunable superconductivity by electrochemical intercalation in TaS 2 |
| shingle_title_2 | Tunable superconductivity by electrochemical intercalation in TaS 2 |
| shingle_title_3 | Tunable superconductivity by electrochemical intercalation in TaS 2 |
| shingle_title_4 | Tunable superconductivity by electrochemical intercalation in TaS 2 |
| timestamp | 2025-06-30T23:32:30.686Z |
| titel | Tunable superconductivity by electrochemical intercalation in TaS 2 |
| titel_suche | Tunable superconductivity by electrochemical intercalation in TaS 2 |
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