“…[ 5,10,12,13,15,23,25,29,33,34,38,42–51 ] Of particular interest are 2D/2D van der Waals heterostructures (vdWHs). This is because of wide applications in catalysis, [ 52,53 ] electronics, [ 44,45 ] sensing, [ 46,47 ] and optoelectronics. [ 48,49 ] 2D/2D vdWHs exhibit intrinsic advantages in photocatalysis applications, namely: [ 52,53 ] 1) tunable light‐absorption spectrum via combining 2D materials with diverse bandgap widths; 2) unique layer‐on‐layer interaction with ultrahigh interfacial area and intimate electronic coupling; 3) interfacial photoinduced electron–hole dissociation and migration; 4) optimized electronic structure for advanced catalytic performance, arising from intimate interlayer electronic interaction; 5) diversity for integration with a range of new 2D building blocks, such as graphyne, borocarbonitrides, antimonene and transition metal phosphorus trisulfides (MPS 3 ).…”