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Ordered arrays of highly oriented single-crystal semiconductor nanoparticles on silicon substrates

Tipo de material: TextoTextoSeries ; Nanotechnology, 16, p.1892-1898, 2005Trabajos contenidos:
  • Lei, Y
  • Chim, K
  • Weissmuller, J
  • Wilde, G
  • Sun, H.P
  • Pan, X.Q
Recursos en línea: Resumen: One of the unsolved problems in the application of nanoparticle arrays is how to precisely control their macroscopic properties based on the microscopic properties of their basic component-the individual nanoparticle. Thus it is highly desirable to fabricate arrays of perfect iso-nanoparticles, which are defined as particles of the same size, structure, and ambient condition. Here we show that ordered semiconductor (indium oxide)single-crystal nanoparticle arrays can be obtained by oxidation of arrayed metal (indium)nanoparticles. The arrayed semiconductor nanoparticles have similar size, shape, crystalline structure and orientation, and ambient condition. Our work is a step closer towards the goal of achieving iso-nanoparticle arrays.
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One of the unsolved problems in the application of nanoparticle arrays is how to precisely control their macroscopic properties based on the microscopic properties of their basic component-the individual nanoparticle. Thus it is highly desirable to fabricate arrays of perfect iso-nanoparticles, which are defined as particles of the same size, structure, and ambient condition. Here we show that ordered semiconductor (indium oxide)single-crystal nanoparticle arrays can be obtained by oxidation of arrayed metal (indium)nanoparticles. The arrayed semiconductor nanoparticles have similar size, shape, crystalline structure and orientation, and ambient condition. Our work is a step closer towards the goal of achieving iso-nanoparticle arrays.

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