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Characterisation and Defect Analysis of 2D Layered Ternary Chalcogenides

Current examples of such applications, such as phototransistors [4] and detectors [5] [6], make use of multistep processes, such as mechanical exfoliation with a PMMA transfer [4], or thin film synthesis via thermal evaporation [6], which makes potential future scalability of these devices cumbersome. Liquid phase exfoliation (LPE) is a far more facile process that has been shown to work for a large number of layered van der Waals materials [7]. Herein, we demonstrate that these TlGaX2 materials can be exfoliated with a facile one step sonication in IPA, leaving behind little to no residue.