The S vacancy defect is most likely to form under the Sn-rich conditions.
The S-on-Sn anti-site defect is most likely to form under the S-rich conditions.
The S-on-Sn anti-site in monolayer SnS2 can realize p-type semiconductor behavior.
The Sn vacancy, Sn-on-S anti-site and S adsorption defects can induce magnetism.
The room temperature ferromagnetism is available in S adsorption structure.