Chemical Synthesis of Two-Dimensional Iron Chalcogenide Nanosheets: FeSe, FeTe, Fe(Se,Te), and FeTe<sub>2</sub>

Karl D. Oyler(Pennsylvania State University), Raymond E. Schaak(Pennsylvania State University), P. Schiffer(Princeton University), Xianglin Ke(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Ian T. Sines(Pennsylvania State University)

Chemistry of Materials

July 10, 2009

10.1021/cm901150c

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