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Deposition of Sol–Gel ZnO:Mg Films and Investigation of Their Structural and Optical Properties
by
Closset, Raphael
, Ivanova, Tatyana
, Vertruyen, Benedicte
, Harizanova, Antoaneta
, Koutzarova, Tatyana
in
Annealing
/ Band-gap tuning
/ Chemical elements
/ Chemistry
/ Chimie
/ Comparative analysis
/ Condensed Matter Physics
/ Crystallites
/ Crystallization
/ Deposition
/ Dielectric films
/ Dielectric properties
/ Doping
/ Energy gap
/ Field emission microscopy
/ film morphology
/ Fourier transforms
/ General Materials Science
/ Glass substrates
/ Infrared spectroscopy
/ Investigations
/ Lasers
/ Lattice parameters
/ Magnesium
/ Materials Science (all)
/ Mg films
/ Mg-doped ZnO
/ Mg-doped ZnO film
/ Mg-doped ZnO films
/ Mg-doping
/ Molecular beam epitaxy
/ Morphology
/ optical band gap tuning
/ Optical properties
/ Phase transitions
/ Photocatalysis
/ Photovoltaic cells
/ Physical, chemical, mathematical & earth Sciences
/ Physique, chimie, mathématiques & sciences de la terre
/ Refractivity
/ Silicon substrates
/ Sol'gel
/ Sol-gel processes
/ sol–gel technology
/ Spectrum analysis
/ Surface structure
/ Thin films
/ Wurtzite
/ Zinc oxide
/ ZnO films
2022
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Deposition of Sol–Gel ZnO:Mg Films and Investigation of Their Structural and Optical Properties
by
Closset, Raphael
, Ivanova, Tatyana
, Vertruyen, Benedicte
, Harizanova, Antoaneta
, Koutzarova, Tatyana
in
Annealing
/ Band-gap tuning
/ Chemical elements
/ Chemistry
/ Chimie
/ Comparative analysis
/ Condensed Matter Physics
/ Crystallites
/ Crystallization
/ Deposition
/ Dielectric films
/ Dielectric properties
/ Doping
/ Energy gap
/ Field emission microscopy
/ film morphology
/ Fourier transforms
/ General Materials Science
/ Glass substrates
/ Infrared spectroscopy
/ Investigations
/ Lasers
/ Lattice parameters
/ Magnesium
/ Materials Science (all)
/ Mg films
/ Mg-doped ZnO
/ Mg-doped ZnO film
/ Mg-doped ZnO films
/ Mg-doping
/ Molecular beam epitaxy
/ Morphology
/ optical band gap tuning
/ Optical properties
/ Phase transitions
/ Photocatalysis
/ Photovoltaic cells
/ Physical, chemical, mathematical & earth Sciences
/ Physique, chimie, mathématiques & sciences de la terre
/ Refractivity
/ Silicon substrates
/ Sol'gel
/ Sol-gel processes
/ sol–gel technology
/ Spectrum analysis
/ Surface structure
/ Thin films
/ Wurtzite
/ Zinc oxide
/ ZnO films
2022
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Deposition of Sol–Gel ZnO:Mg Films and Investigation of Their Structural and Optical Properties
by
Closset, Raphael
, Ivanova, Tatyana
, Vertruyen, Benedicte
, Harizanova, Antoaneta
, Koutzarova, Tatyana
in
Annealing
/ Band-gap tuning
/ Chemical elements
/ Chemistry
/ Chimie
/ Comparative analysis
/ Condensed Matter Physics
/ Crystallites
/ Crystallization
/ Deposition
/ Dielectric films
/ Dielectric properties
/ Doping
/ Energy gap
/ Field emission microscopy
/ film morphology
/ Fourier transforms
/ General Materials Science
/ Glass substrates
/ Infrared spectroscopy
/ Investigations
/ Lasers
/ Lattice parameters
/ Magnesium
/ Materials Science (all)
/ Mg films
/ Mg-doped ZnO
/ Mg-doped ZnO film
/ Mg-doped ZnO films
/ Mg-doping
/ Molecular beam epitaxy
/ Morphology
/ optical band gap tuning
/ Optical properties
/ Phase transitions
/ Photocatalysis
/ Photovoltaic cells
/ Physical, chemical, mathematical & earth Sciences
/ Physique, chimie, mathématiques & sciences de la terre
/ Refractivity
/ Silicon substrates
/ Sol'gel
/ Sol-gel processes
/ sol–gel technology
/ Spectrum analysis
/ Surface structure
/ Thin films
/ Wurtzite
/ Zinc oxide
/ ZnO films
2022
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Deposition of Sol–Gel ZnO:Mg Films and Investigation of Their Structural and Optical Properties
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Deposition of Sol–Gel ZnO:Mg Films and Investigation of Their Structural and Optical Properties
2022
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This work presents a facile sol–gel method for the deposition of ZnO and ZnO:Mg films. The films are spin coated on silicon and quartz substrates. The impact of magnesium concentrations (0, 0.5, 1, 2 and 3 wt%) and post-annealing treatments (300–600 °C) on the film’s structural, vibrational and optical properties is investigated. Undoped ZnO films crystallize in the wurtzite phase, with crystallite sizes ranging from 9.1 nm (300 °C) to 29.7 nm (600 °C). Mg doping deteriorates the film crystallization and shifting of 002 peak towards higher diffraction angles is observed, indicating the successful incorporation of Mg into the ZnO matrix. ZnO:Mg films (2 wt%) possess the smallest crystallite size, ranging from 6.2 nm (300 °C) to 25.2 nm (600 °C). The highest Mg concentration (3 wt%) results into a segregation of the MgO phase. Lattice constants, texture coefficients and Zn–O bond lengths are discussed. The diminution of the c lattice parameter is related to the replacement of Zn2+ by Mg2+ in the ZnO host lattice. The vibrational properties are studied by Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy. IR lines related to Mg–O bonds are found for ZnO:Mg films with dopant concentrations of 2 and 3 wt%. The optical characterization showed that the transmittance of ZnO:Mg thin films increased from 74.5% (undoped ZnO) to about 89.1% and the optical band gap energy from 3.24 to 3.56 eV. Mg doping leads to a higher refractive index compared to undoped ZnO films. The FESEM (field emission scanning electron microscopy) technique is used for observation of the surface morphology modification of ZnO:Mg films. The doped ZnO films possess a smoother grained surface structure, opposite to the wrinkle-type morphology of undoped sol–gel ZnO films. The smoother surface leads to improved transparency of ZnO:Mg films.
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