Currently, 2D aspect of this material remains largely unexplored. Iron Telluride (FeTe) is a member of layered materials. FeTe is considered as the parent material of the simplest family

First commercially available CoTe2 crystals. They are perfectly layered and samples are shipped ready for exfolation. In the bulk they have 0.4 eV optical band gap

2H semiconducting phase of MoTe2 crystals contain layers that are stacked together via van der Waals interactions and can be exfoliated into thin 2D layers.

ZrTe2 belongs to group-IV TMDCs family and adopts a stable 1T-octahedral structure. ZrTe2's eelectronic bandstructure has interesting characteristics showing crossings of valence and conduction bands,

The only commercially available layered InTe crystals. In the bulk form (InTe), Indium Telluride, has band-gap at around 0.6 eV and display strong photoluminescence.

100% environmentally stable metallic NbTe2 crystals: In the bulk form, niobium ditelluride is metallic. Similar to molybdenum disulfide, it has layered structure (lamellar) with weak interlayer