Discovery and Exploration of Two Raman Modes A1g(I) and A1g(A) between Layers in Lamellar Bi2O2Se
发布时间:2026-10-11
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- 发布时间:
- 2026-10-11
- 影响因子:
- 3.4
- DOI码:
- 10.1021/acs.jpcc.6c02742
- 论文名称:
- Discovery and Exploration of Two Raman Modes A1g(I) and A1g(A) between Layers in Lamellar Bi2O2Se
- 教研室:
- 应用物理系
- 发表刊物:
- J. Phys. Chem. C
- 摘要:
- Lamellar Bi2O2Se, a novel nonvan der Waals material, demonstrates exceptional electronic transport properties and complex lattice dynamics owing to its unique crystal structure. However, the understanding of its lattice dynamicsparticularly phonon characteristics and lattice vibrational modes across varying temperatures remains limited. In this study, two distinct Raman-active modes, low frequency A1g(I) and high frequency A1g(A), are identified and validated in lamellar Bi2O2Se through variabletemperature Raman spectroscopy combined with theoretical calculations. These modes correspond to antiphase and in-phase out-of-plane vibrations of Bi atoms in adjacent Bi2O2 layers, respectively. Upon cooling from 300 to 12 K, the two modes exhibit opposite trends in Raman intensity while maintaining nearly constant frequencies. Integrated analysis using variable-temperature XRD and SAED reveals that temperature-induced variations in lattice constants alter the dominant vibrational direction of interlayer Bi atoms, thereby modulating the relative intensities of the two modes. Furthermore, first-principles calculations, lattice dynamics simulations, and Raman intensity analyses corroborate the existence of these modes and confirm that their temperature-dependent behavior aligns well with experimental observations. This work provides essential insights into the lattice dynamics of nonvan der Waals layered materials and establishes a foundational framework for future studies of carrier−phonon interactions using nonlinear spectroscopy.
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- 封面论文
- 论文类型:
- 期刊论文
- 学科门类:
- 理学
- 文献类型:
- J
- 卷号:
- 130
- 页面范围:
- 13160−13170
- ISSN号:
- 1932-7447
- 是否译文:
- 否
- 发表时间:
- 2026-08-17
- 收录刊物:
- SCI




