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Exfoliation: Quasi-layered but more strongly bonded than typical vdW halides → exfoliation is challenging
which makes it suitable for use in high-speed electronic devices and as a potential candidate for optoelectronic applications
Debonding: Remove the adhesive layer by soaking the assembly in acetone for five minutes
PdTe₂ (Palladium Telluride) is an inorganic compound composed of palladium (Pd) and tellurium (Te)
Weyl nodes with linear dispersion dominate the electronic spectrum
TaRhTe₄ (Tantalum Rhodium Telluride) 颜色:黑色 Exfoliation: Quasi-layered but more stronglyTaRhTe (Tantalum Rhodium Telluride) Introduction TaRhTe is a ternary transition metal telluride composed of tantalum (Ta), rhodium (Rh), and tellurium (Te). It crystallizes in a low symmetry orthorhombic structure and has been identified as a candidate type II Weyl semimetal. Compared with its isostructural counterpart TaIrTe, TaRhTe is considered closer to the ideal Weyl semimetal phase. Its exotic topological electronic states, strong spinorbit
