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  • 2017Bulk Single Crystal‐Like Structural and Magnetic Characteristics of Epitaxial Spinel Ferrite Thin Films with Elimination of Antiphase Boundaries63citations
  • 2017Nature of low dimensional structural modulations and relative phase stability in RexMo(W)1-xS2 transition metal dichalcogenide alloys20citations

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  • Mewes, Tim
  • Mohammadi, Jamileh Beik
  • Singh, Amit
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  • Galazka, Zbigniew
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  • Negi, Devendra Singh
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Nature of low dimensional structural modulations and relative phase stability in RexMo(W)1-xS2 transition metal dichalcogenide alloys

  • Devi, Assa Aravindh
  • Sarkar, S.
  • Datta, Ranjan
  • Bhat, U.
  • Batra, Nitinkumar
  • Sahu, R.
  • Vishal, B.
  • Sharona, H.
  • Costa, P. M. F. J.
  • Peter, S. C.
Abstract

We report on the various types of Peierls like two dimensional structural modulations and relative phase stability of 2H and 1T poly-types in the RexMo1-xS2 and RexW1-xS2 alloy system. Theoretical calculation predicts a polytype phase transition cross over at ∼50 at. % of Mo and W in ReS2 in both monolayer and bulk form, respectively. Experimentally, two different types of structural modulations at 50% and a modulation corresponding to trimerization at 75% alloy composition are observed for RexMo1-xS2 and only one type of modulation is observed at the 50% RexW1-xS2 alloy system. The 50% alloy system is found to be a suitable monolithic candidate for metal semiconductor transition with minute external perturbation. ReS2 is known to be in the 2D Peierls distorted 1Td structure and forms a chain like superstructure. Incorporation of Mo and W atoms into the ReS2 lattice modifies the metal-metal hybridization between the cations and influences the structural modulation and electronic properties of the system. The results offer yet another effective way to tune the electronic structure and poly-type phases of this class of materials other than intercalation, strain, and vertical stacking arrangement.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • phase
  • semiconductor
  • phase transition
  • alloy composition
  • phase stability