Optical Emissions of Zn and ZnO in Zn-ZnO Structure Synthesized by Electrodeposition with Aqueous Solution of Zinc Nitrate-6-hydrate
Ming‐Kwei Lee, Hwai-Fu Tu
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Ming‐Kwei Lee, Hwai-Fu Tu
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High Resolution Image Download MS PowerPoint Slide Both hexagonal zinc and wurtzite zinc oxide were deposited on p-type silicon substrate by the electrodeposition with an aqueous solution of zinc nitrate-6-hydrate near room temperature. Zinc dominates the growth at higher current density, and zinc oxide dominates the growth at higher deposition temperature. The optical emission from zinc and zinc oxide nanostructures are observed from microphotoluminescence spectra.
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High Resolution Image Download MS PowerPoint Slide Both hexagonal zinc and wurtzite zinc oxide were deposited on p-type silicon substrate by the electrodeposition with an aqueous solution of zinc nitrate-6-hydrate near room temperature. Zinc dominates the growth at higher current density, and zinc oxide dominates the growth at higher deposition temperature. The optical emission from zinc and zinc oxide nanostructures are observed from microphotoluminescence spectra.
Key concepts: Zinc, Zinc nitrate, Wurtzite crystal structure, Inorganic chemistry, Aqueous solution, Hydrate, Materials science, Silicon