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Researchers are harnessing the power of tiny defects in an incredibly thin material to one day make computer chips that are faster and more efficient than traditional silicon semiconductors.
This type of " two -dimensional" material, known as a transition-metal dichalcogenide ( TMD ), can be just a few atoms thick.
The thinnest TMDs are just three atoms thick and arranged like a sandwich.
Despite the name, defects aren’t necessarily a bad thing, the scientists said.
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