Far-field femtosecond laser-driven λ/73 super-resolution fabrication of 2D van der Waals NbOI2 nanostructures in ambient air
Аннотация
The design and fabrication of ultrafine nanostructures in two-dimensional (2D) van der Waals materials are crucial for the functionalization of electronic devices. Here, we report the utilization of far-field femtosecond laser patterning to fabricate super-resolution nano-groove array (NGA) structures in 2D multilayer NbOI2 in ambient air, achieving groove widths as low as ~14.5 nm (~λ/73). The NGA structures maintain a well-defined single-crystal NbOI2 with amorphous Nb2O5 edges as narrow as 3.2 nm. The formation mechanism of NGA structure is confirmed to be associated with the coupled field of surface plasmon polariton periodic field and nano-groove-induced local near-field induced by femtosecond laser irradiation. Furthermore, the NGA-NbOI2 gas sensor exhibits NO2 sensing performance, with a rapid response time (5.1 s), which is attributed to the existence of abundant NbOI2-Nb2O5 heterojunctions. This approach will propel the further development of nano-lithography techniques for functional device applications of 2D materials. This work presents a far-field femtosecond laser patterning method to fabricate super-resolution nano-groove array structures in 2D multilayer NbOI2 in ambient air, with groove widths as low as ~14.5 nm ( ~ λ/73).
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