PtTe2（PLATINUM TELLURIDE） usually yielding few-layer flakes instead

usually yielding few-layer flakes instead of true monolayers

with some studies showing a superconducting transition temperature up to 37 K when subjected to high pressure

Magnetic Properties: FeSe does not exhibit long-range magnetic ordering in its tetragonal phase

Unlike other chromium halides such as CrI₃ or CrCl₃

metallic material

PtTe2（PLATINUM TELLURIDE） usually yielding few-layer flakes insteadPtTe (Platinum Telluride) Introduction PtTe (Platinum Telluride) is an inorganic compound composed of platinum (Pt) and tellurium (Te). It belongs to the family of transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDs) and has gained significant interest in the materials science community due to its unique electronic, optical, and thermoelectric properties. PtTe is considered a layered material, which makes it a candidate for applications in two dimensional (2D)