The study demonstrates the application of Chemical Vapor Deposition to synthesize novel 2D niobates, suggesting potential for future nanoelectronics.
. The flux-mediated process enables the controlled growth of high-quality layered crystals with atomically flat surfaces, well-defined lattice structures, and outstanding dielectric performance, including high permittivity, large breakdown fields, and seamless integration with 2D channel materials. Furthermore, the method is extended to the synthesis of high-entropy analogues, producing multication 2D niobates with uniform elemental distribution across the flake. This work establishes flux-assisted CVD as a versatile and scalable platform for the synthesis of complex 2D oxides and highlights the promise of these materials as high-performance dielectrics in future 2D nanoelectronics.
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