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Built-in tensile strain dependence on the lateral size of monolayer MoS<sub>2</sub> synthesized by liquid precursor chemical vapor deposition

L. Seravalli, F. Esposito, Matteo Bosi, Lucrezia Aversa, Giovanna Trevisi, Roberto Verucchi, L. Lazzarini, Francesca Rossi, Filippo Fabbri

2023Nanoscale23 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

/Si substrate by liquid precursor chemical vapor deposition, is mainly dependent on the size of the monolayer. In fact, we identify a critical size equal to 20 μm, from which the built-in strain increases drastically. The built-in strain is the maximum for a 60 μm sized monolayer, leading to 1.2% tensile strain with a partial release of strain close to the monolayer triangular vertexes due to the formation of nanocracks. These findings also imply that the standard method for evaluation of the number of layers based on the Raman mode separation can become unreliable for highly strained monolayers with a lateral size above 20 μm.

Topics & Concepts

MonolayerMolybdenum disulfideChemical vapor depositionMaterials scienceRaman spectroscopyStrain (injury)Tensile strainSubstrate (aquarium)SemiconductorStrain engineeringUltimate tensile strengthChemical engineeringMolybdenumNanotechnologyComposite materialOptoelectronicsOpticsMetallurgySiliconInternal medicineMedicinePhysicsGeologyEngineeringOceanography2D Materials and ApplicationsMXene and MAX Phase MaterialsAdvanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting Materials