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Ferromagnetism induced by in-plane strain in a bulk VS 2 -based superlattice: (LiOH) 0.1 VS 2 .

Shi-Feng JinJun DengYuxin MaMunan HaoXu ChenDezhong MengChangchun ZhaoShi-Xuan DuShifeng JinXiaolong Chen
Published in: Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) (2023)
Transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDs) have attracted intensive research interest due to their diverse properties. However, ferromagnetism is not observed in layered TMDs, except for monolayer VSe 2 . In this study, we report the synthesis of a bulk ferromagnetic material (LiOH) 0.1 VS 2 based on topochemical reactions. The results demonstrate that the (LiOH) 0.1 VS 2 crystal exhibits strong anisotropic ferromagnetism below a critical temperature of 40 K. Calculations uncover that the in-plane strains in a VS 2 superlattice can induce large magnetic anisotropic energy, which stabilizes the long-range ferromagnetic order. The findings provide a new approach to induce ferromagnetism in bulk TMD materials.
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