zinc oxide films prepared by spray pyrolysis
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Abstract
In this work we developed and tested spray pyrolysis system for layers deposition. In the system we have used ultrasonic apparatus (nebulizator) as a sprayer. A zinc nitrate aqueous solution has been used as a precursor solution. The idea of the method is the decomposition of nitrate on a hot substrate according to the reaction Zn(NO3)2 → ZnO +2 NO2 +1/2O2. The layers were grown on glass, (001)Si and KCl substrates at the temperatures 300 – 500°C. The thickness of the obtained layers was in the range 50 – 500 nm, depending on the growth time and rate. The influence of substrate temperature on the morphology of the layers has been studied by SEM method. The energy gap of the layers was found to be the range of 3.26-3.3 eV from their absorption spectra.
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| Authors | ;Maciąg Andrzej;Sagan Piotr;Kuźma Marian;Popovych Volodymyr |
| Journal | utilitas mathematica |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.1051/epjconf/201713303004
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