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We can find that both conditions can successfully transfer these more
difficult 2D materials to the substrate. Although there are still great challenges
in surface flatness, this method also has the potential to transfer large-area
two-dimensional materials.

IV. Conclusion
The growth of large-area MoS2 is affected by many factors such as temperature,
pressure, precursor concentration, growth time, and spatial location. Therefore, it is a great
challenge to grow stable and high-quality two-dimensional materials. Moreover, due to the
unexpected influence of S atoms in the furnace tube, the primary goal is to analyze a large
amount of growth data and explore the law of the growth process.

on the other hand, we believe that vibration-assisted transfer has the potential for
development. Therefore, follow-up studies will be conducted on the support layer, TRT
tape processing, and soaking time. In addition to solving the problem of difficult transfer of
high-quality MO, it can even be extended to transfer other 2D materials.

V. Reference

1. TOPICAL REVIEW: Transfer assembly for two-dimensional van der Waals
heterostructures (Xi Wan et al )

2. Shape Evolution of Monolayer MoS Crystals Grown by Chemical Vapor Deposition
2
(Shanshan Wang, Youmin Rong, Ye Fan, Mercè Pacios, Harish Bhaskaran, Kuang
He, and Jamie H. Warner )

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