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Semiconducting 2D materials, such as SnS 2 , hold immense potential for many applications ranging from electronics to catalysis. However, deposition of few‐layer SnS 2 films has remained a great challenge. Herein, continuous wafer‐scale 2D SnS 2 films with accurately controlled thickness (2 to 10 monolayers) are realized by combining a new atomic layer deposition process with low‐temperature (250 °C) postdeposition annealing. Uniform coating of large‐area and 3D substrates is demonstrated owing to the unique self‐limiting growth mechanism of atomic layer deposition. Detailed characterization confirms the 1T‐type crystal structure and composition, smoothness, and continuity of the SnS 2 films. A two‐stage deposition process is also introduced to improve the texture of the films. Successful deposition of continuous, high‐quality SnS 2 films at low temperatures constitutes a crucial step toward various applications of 2D semiconductors.
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