Novel Exfoliation Method Developed by NUS Chemists Paves the Way for Two-Dimensional Materials to Be Used in Printable Photonics and Electronics | Newswise: News for Journalists

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Dr Zheng Jian, the first author of the paper, demonstrating the printing of molybdenum disulfide flakes from a solution of the exfoliated flakes.

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Dr Zheng Jian, the first author of the paper, demonstrating the printing of molybdenum disulfide flakes from a solution of the exfoliated flakes.

« Novel Exfoliation Method Developed by NUS Chemists Paves the Way for Two-Dimensional Materials to Be Used in Printable Photonics and Electronics

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« Novel Exfoliation Method Developed by NUS Chemists Paves the Way for Two-Dimensional Materials to Be Used in Printable Photonics and Electronics

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