“…Different from gapless graphene, single-layer GDY is ascribed to be a narrow-band-gap semiconductor, with a band gap of around 0.44–1.47 depending on the calculation methods . Furthermore, the energy structures can be largely tuned by the number of layers, stacking symmetry, strains, and chemical decorations, , endowing GDY with colorful optical features. , Giving great potential as a novel random laser gain medium, the photoemission properties of GDY have just entered the field of view of researchers. ,, Herein, a large-sized GDY was synthesized and subsequently used to prepare homogeneous nanosheets dispersed in a chlorobenzene solvent. The photoemission properties and photocarrier dynamics in this solution were systematically investigated.…”