NbSe2

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2H-phase NbSe2 is a superconducting vdW crystal with charge density wave (CDW) and Weyl semimetal properties.The layers are stacked together via van der Waals interactions and can be exfoliated into thin 2D layers.

Superconductivity: NbSe₂ is notable for its superconducting properties, particularly in its bulk and few-layer forms. It exhibits superconductivity at temperatures below approximately 7.2 K, making it a subject of interest for research into superconducting materials and their applications.

Layered Structure: The material has a layered crystal structure, allowing for easy mechanical exfoliation. This characteristic enables the study of its properties in reduced dimensions, which can lead to new phenomena.

Semiconducting Behavior: In addition to its superconducting properties, NbSe₂ displays semiconducting behavior, with a tunable bandgap that can vary depending on the number of layers.

Superconducting Devices: Due to its superconducting properties, NbSe₂ is being investigated for use in superconducting circuits and devices, which could have applications in quantum computing and advanced electronics.

Electronics: The semiconducting nature of NbSe₂ also positions it as a candidate for field-effect transistors (FETs) and other electronic devices, especially in the context of flexible and lightweight electronics.

Spintronics: The layered structure and unique electronic properties of NbSe₂ make it relevant for research in spintronics, where the manipulation of electron spin is utilized for enhanced device functionality.