Atomically thin materials known as monolayer semiconductors hold promise in the development of many applications such as transparent LED displays, but are notoriously riddled with defects. Engineers have now found a simple way to fix these defects through the use of an organic superacid.

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Atomically thin materials known as monolayer semiconductors hold promise in the development of many applications such as transparent LED displays, but are notoriously riddled with defects. Engineers have now found a simple way to fix these defects through the use of an organic superacid.