Disorder Enhanced Superconductivity toward TaS2 Monolayer.
ACS Nano
; 12(9): 9461-9466, 2018 Sep 25.
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ABSTRACT
Appearance of disorder is commonly known as detrimental to two-dimensional (2D) superconductivity, and typically results in decrement of the critical transition temperature ( Tc). Herein, an anomalous enhancement of superconductivity was observed in TaS2 monolayer with function of disorder induced by structural defect. Owing to controlled pore density by acid concentration during chemical exfoliation, the disorder level in TaS2 framework can be effectively regulated. Dome-shaped behavior was uncovered in disorder dependence of superconductivity toward the chemically functionalized TaS2 monolayers, with Tc enhanced from 2.89 to 3.61 K when below critical disorder level. The disorder-engineered Tc enhancement, which distinctly differs from monotonic decrement in deposited 2D superconductors, can be ascribed to the increment of carrier density induced by Ta atom absence. The exotic superconducting enhancement would give help to deeply understand the correlation between superconductivity and disorder in 2D system.
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