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Identifying Plastic Inorganic Semiconductors Requires More Rigorous Criteria
The identification of plastic inorganic semiconductors becomes challenging when their mechanical responses depend on crystallographic orientation, sample size, and loading conditions. Using layered GeSe as a model system, we examine its deformation behavior through macroscopic compression, bending,
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