A tiny electronic chip that is just three atoms thick could yield advanced circuits that are powerful, flexible and transparent. Scientists said the chip demonstrates a new way to mass-produce atomically thin materials and electronics.
These materials could be used to develop electronic displays on windows or windshields, along with powerful microchips in which circuitry spreads not just two-dimensionally but also rises three-dimensionally.
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