Beyond the Law: Challenges of Statutory Adoption in Igbo Society

Asogwa, Nicholas U.; Asogwa, Ugochukwu Simeon

doi:10.1007/s40609-022-00261-8

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“…These findings for the maximum and minimum band gaps for undoped and optimum Sb 3+ doping can be supported by the explanation of P.U. Asogwa [27]; higher band gap value semiconductors are used as a window layer in fabrication of solar cell and the low band gap values can be potentially applied as an absorber material in solar cell fabrication.…”

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Antimony-doped lead oxide nanoparticles synthesized via using chemical precipitation and annealing treatments: structural and optical properties

Srichai¹,

Krataitong²,

Tubtimtae³

2021

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Lead antimony oxide nanoparticles (Pb1-xSbxO NPs) were synthesized by chemical precipitation and annealing treatments. The structural and optical properties of undoped and various Sb3+ -doped PbO NPs were investigated. The tetragonal phase of -PbO was found for both before and after various Sb3+ doping. The lattice parameters decreased for the 1.0 – 5.0 wt% Sb3+ doping, which indicated the increase of internal defects, but tends to an amorphization with exceeding 5.0 wt%. The overall band gap (Eg) values after Sb3+ doping (1.071.76 eV) are lower than undoped PbO (2.35 eV). These findings indicate a promising material for window layer fabrication and an absorber material for solar cell applications.

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confidence: 61%