Nanostructure formation on metal-chalcogenide surface using electron beam irradiation

Kolbjonoks, Vadims; Gerbreders, V.; Tamanis, E.; Simane, Oksana

doi:10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2010.12.017

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“…It is necessary to explore the low cost preparation method of tin selenium, because the existing manufacturing process used now is complex and high cost. The unique physical properties such as light, heat, electricity, magnetism, nanometer semiconductor materials give the foundation to prepare semiconductor devices with superior performance [10,11]. At present the methods of preparing nanometer materials are mainly liquid methods such as solvent thermal method [12], chemical bath deposition [13], sol-gel [14] etc.…”

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The Patented Project Design for Preparing SnSe<sub>2</sub> Nanosheets

Liu

2013

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The patent design provides one method for preparing photoelectricity thin film used in solar cell. It belongs to the field of photoelectric film preparation technology. The SnSe2 nanosheet was prepared from the solid powders of SnCl22H2O and SeO2. The hydrazine hydrate, NaOH and ammonia are used as reducing agents and assistant agent respectively in the patent. It includes the steps of reacting, heating, washing, drying to prepared Tin diselenide. The obtained SnSe2 with high purity has good dispersivity, and regular and uniform shape. The method has a wide application prospect because of safety process and the pollution-free and manageability aided solution.

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The Patented Project Design for Preparing SnSe<sub>2</sub> Nanosheets

Liu

2013

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“…EPI is used to prepare various nanostructured materials. − For example, P.-I. Wang et al reported the growth of Cu nanorods by e-beam irradiation, and a model involving atom migration was proposed.…”

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Charge Supported Growth and Superplasticity of Sodium Nanostructures

Wan

Sun

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Crystal Growth & Design

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Single-crystal sodium nanostructures (SNs) grown from sodium chloride (NaCl) powder were observed under e-beam irradiation by in situ transmission electron microscopy technique. A novel charge-supported growth (CSG) mode was proposed to explain the rich growth dynamics observed in the in situ experiments, including diameter-dependent growth velocity, self-avoiding growth mode, and seized growth. The electrostatic effect was found to be the main driving force of the CSG. Superplasticity was also found in the single-crystal SNs that showed plastic superplastic elongations of ∼300% upon tension. The small size effect was found to be the main reason for the superplasticity.

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Synthesis and characterization of nano-structured Se77Sb15Ge8 thin films

Alvi

2016

Optik

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Nanostructure formation on metal-chalcogenide surface using electron beam irradiation

Cited by 7 publications

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The Patented Project Design for Preparing SnSe<sub>2</sub> Nanosheets

The Patented Project Design for Preparing SnSe<sub>2</sub> Nanosheets

Charge Supported Growth and Superplasticity of Sodium Nanostructures

Synthesis and characterization of nano-structured Se77Sb15Ge8 thin films

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