Operation by acentricity in the CdBr2 nanolayers

Pluciński, K.J.; Lakshminarayana, G.

doi:10.1016/j.physe.2013.10.007

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“…One of a way of enhancement of such efficiency is a formation of the nanostructured composites [10,11]. Very technological here seem to be the layered crystals of Cd halogenides [12]. The mentioned crystals are able to be cleaved up to the thickness about several nm and it is occurs a possibility to cover layer by layer by relatively simple growth from aqueous solution [13].…”

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UV-Induced Anisotropy In CdBr2-CdBr2: Cu Nanostructures

El‐Naggar¹,

Albassam²,

Ozga³

et al. 2015

Archives of Metallurgy and Materials

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We have found an occurrence of anisotropy in the nanostructure CdBr2-CdBr2: Cu nanocrystalline films. The film thickness was varied from 4 nm up to 80 nm. The films were prepared by successive deposition of the novel layers onto the basic nanocrystals. The detection of anisotropy was performed by occurrence of anisotropy in the polarized light at 633 nm He-Ne laser wavelength. The occurrence of anisotropy was substantially dependent on the film thickness and the photoinduced power density. Possible mechanisms of the observed phenomena are discussed.

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