Yingjie Yuan

Abstract Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Nonmetal tellurium (Te) exhibits unique advantages, such as a narrow bandgap and high carrier mobility, which facilitate its separation and transport of photogenerated carriers, thus endowing optoelectronic devices with high responsivity and detectivity.

1. Introduction In the past 30 years, driven by the rapid development of urbanization in our country, the scale of construction has continually expanded, resulting in a continuous generation of massive amounts of construction waste [1]. This has made environmental issues particularly prominent, prompting research into the secondary utilization of waste across various innovative fields [2,3]. At the same time, the scale of transportation infrastructure construction is further expanding.

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