Preparation and photoelectric properties of SnOx films with tunable optical bandgap

Wang, Fang; Jia, Menghan; Tang, Libin; Wang, Chong; Xiang, Jinzhong; Teng, Vincent; Lau, Shu Ping

doi:10.1016/j.cplett.2019.137039

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Preparation and photoelectric properties of SnOx films with tunable optical bandgap

Fang Wang, Menghan Jia, Libin Tang, Chong Wang, Jinzhong Xiang, Vincent Teng

, Shu Ping Lau

Chemical Physics Letters, Volume: 739, Start page: 137039

Swansea University Author: Vincent Teng

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SnOx thin films with tunable optical bandgap were prepared using RF magnetron sputtering. The bandgap was adjustable between 2.16 and 3.96 eV depending on oxygen partial pressure during deposition and heat treatment. The structure and properties of the SnOx films were studied. The optical absorption...

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title	Preparation and photoelectric properties of SnOx films with tunable optical bandgap
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Preparation and photoelectric properties of SnOx films with tunable optical bandgap

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