Ultrathin Kagome Material Enables Study of Unusual Quantum States
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This announcement highlights the development of an ultrathin kagome material, which features a unique atomic arrangement influencing electron behavior. The kagome lattice structure, characterized by corner-sharing triangles and hexagonal spaces, is associated with the emergence of unusual electronic states, offering new opportunities for quantum state research.
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