Selective methods formation of nanoparticles chalcogenide

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Selective methods
formation of nanoparticles
chalcogenide
semiconductors
14 January 2006
MUSTAFA B.MURADOV
Baku State University
NanoCentre
E-mail:[email protected]
http://mustafa.sayt.ws/
Z.Khalilov 23, Baku, AZ1148, AZERBAIJAN
NANOPARTICLES
New physical and chemical properties
Thermodynamic peculiarities
Opportunities of creation essentially new
materials and devices
Opportunity of controlling of physical and
chemical properties of materials
-By changing of nanoparticle size
-By changing of parameters core/shell structure
Selective methods of growth
Allow to operate the sizes of particles at
level of monomolecular layer
• Atomic-layered epitaxy
• Chemical assembly
• Ion-layered chemisorptions
Ion-layered chemisorptions
(One cycle of formation)
• Adsorptions of cations on surface (volume)
of substrate
• Washing residue of electrolytes with the
solvent
• Adsorptions of anions on surface (volume)
of substrate
• Washing residue of electrolytes with the
solvent
Process of growth
2
• Nanoparticles growth
1
Fig.1а
1-glass substrate
2-gelatin film
1
Na2S
2
H2O
H2O
3
CuSO4
4
H2O
H2O
5
Features of growth
• Opportunity of controlling structure and
stochiometric composition with the help of
changing thermodynamic parameters of
system
• Growth of structures in conditions of
local thermodynamic equilibrium
Thermodynamics of prosses
• µ =µ
• µ -chemical potential of copper in
Cun
Cus
Cun
nanoparticles, µ - chemical potential of copper
in solutions
• µ=µ +kT lnC
C- concentration of solutions, T-temperature, µchemical potentials, µ -standard chemical
potentials of particles, k- Boltzmann constant
Cus
0
0
The transmission spectra of samples CdS:gelatin/glass, dashed line
after thermal annealing (T=90C, t=30min), d=30-200A, ∆E=0.7eV
E 
2
2
 
*
2
2m d
The change of refractive index
structure CdS:gelatin
Dependence of (αhν)2 from hν; a)1
- 6, 2- 10,3- 15cycles; b)1- 1, 24cycles of formation; ∆E=0.45eV;
d≥11A
(h)
2
PERSPECTIVE OF PREPERATION NANOSTRUCTURE
CdS
CuS
•Selective growth process
•Sharp boundary between
core&shell
Ion layered chemisorptions
Diffusion boundary between
core&shell
CdS
CuS transformation
process
Ion-exchange
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