Fig. 1: Crystallographic structure and optical characteristics of a few-layer PdSe2. | Nature Communications

Fig. 1: Crystallographic structure and optical characteristics of a few-layer PdSe2.

From: Giant nonlinear optical activity in two-dimensional palladium diselenide

Fig. 1

a The lattice structure of PdSe2 flakes with a puckered pentagonal. The unit cell vectors are denoted by the x, y, and z. Blue and yellow globes denote the Pd and Se atoms, respectively. b Top view of the atomic crystal structure of monolayer PdSe2. The black dotted frame represents a unit cell of PdSe2. The a and b denote the lattice constants along the x and y directions, respectively. c The optical microscope image of a few-layer PdSe2 on the silicon substrate with a 285 nm SiO2 layer. The numbers of sample layers containing 1–6 L were marked with white letters, and the scale bar is 20  μm. d Raman spectra of the 1–6 L and bulk PdSe2 flakes with the same intensity axis. The low-frequency Raman peaks (0−100 cm−1) were robust and even exceeded that of the high-frequency modes. The Raman vibration modes of bulk PdSe2 were marked as Ag1, Ag2, Ag3, B1g1, B1g2, and B1g3 mode.

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