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. 2019 Feb 18;11:13. doi: 10.1007/s40820-019-0245-5

Table 2.

The calculated or experimental properties of different 2D magnetic materials

Material Tc (K) Saturation magnetizations (μB/unit) Band gap (eV) Exchange parameters Kerr rotation angle References
VSe2 ML > 330 K 15 55 m (15 K) [80]
Fe3GeTe2

207 K (bulk)

130 K (ML)

[81]
TL Fe3GeTe2] ~ 300 K (Vg = 1.75 V) 1.8 Jij = 10 mV (Heisenberg model) [82]
*CrC ML > 330 K 8 2.85 J1 = 7.4 meV J2 = 14.7 meV (Heisenberg model) [83]
*MnO2 ML

140 K

210 K (strained)

3 (< 75 K) 3.41 J = 1.72 meV (Ising model) [84]
*Co2S2 ML > 404 K J1 = 58.7 meV J2 = 15.8 meV (Ising model) [85]
GdAg2 85 K 5 (5 K) [86]
*MnS2 ML 225 K, 330 K (strained) 3 0.69 [87]
*MnSe2 ML 250 K, 375 K (strained) 3 0.01 [87]
CrI3

61 K (bulk)

45 K (ML)

AFM (BL)

3 5 ± 2 mrad at μoH = 0 T [76]
*MoS2/VS2 HS 485 K 14.6 Tunable [51]
*WS2/VS2 HS 487 K 14.7 Tunable [51]

Theoretically predicted materials are marked by (*). The ML, BL, TL, and HS are short form of monolayer, bilayer, and heterostructure, respectively