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Dichalcogenides

Metal dichalcogenides have the formula ME2, where M is a transition metal and E is S, Se, or Te. As usual, sulphides are the most important members. They have always been dark diamagnetic solids that are insoluble in all solvents and possess semiconducting properties. In terms of electronic structures, these compounds are typically regarded as M4+ derivatives, where M4+ = Ti4+ (d0 configuration), V4+ (d1 configuration), and Mo4+ (d2 configuration).

Alkali metal and alkaline earth chalcogenides
Transition metal chalcogenides
Metal-rich chalcogenides
Monochalcogenides
Tri- and tetrachalcogenides
Main group chalcogenides

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