Two-Dimensional Doped Materials

The recently intensified research in atomically thick two-dimensional (2D) materials has been motivated by their unique properties and the possibility of updating the future electronic and optoelectronic technologies. Doping can change the band structure of a semiconductor and regulate its physical and chemical properties. Doping has a significant effect on the electronic structure of 2D materials due to their atomic thickness. Here, we present a tutorial review of 2D doped materials (except graphene), including various doping types and theoretical calculations, the preparation and characterization methods, and its multifunctional application. Finally, we will summarize by stating the current challenges and future opportunities in the development of 2D doped materials.

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This article provides a tutorial review of atomically thick two-dimensional (2D) doped materials (excluding graphene), including various doping types, theoretical calculations, preparation and characterization methods, and multifunctional applications. The current challenges and future opportunities in the development of 2D doped materials are also discussed.