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Semiconductors nano-sized

The photogenerated electrons and holes may recombine in the bulk of the semiconductor or on its surface within a very short time, releasing energy in the form of heat. However, electrons and holes that migrate to the surface of the semiconductor without recombination can respectively reduce and oxidise the reactants adsorbed by the semiconductor. Both surface-adsorption and photochemical-reaction rates are enhanced by use of nano-sized semiconductor particles, as a greatly enhanced surface area is made available. [Pg.204]

From the latter equation, it is found that the electrical field in nano-sized semiconductors will usually be small and that high dopant levels are required to produce a significant potential difference between the center and the surface. For example [69], in order to obtain a 50 meV potential drop in a nanocrystalline Ti02 particle with R = 6 nm, a concentration of 5 x 1019 cur3 of ionized donor impurities is necessary. Undoped Ti02 nanocrystallites have a much lower carrier concentration and the band bending within the particles is therefore negligibly small. [Pg.7]

P20.36 Single-walled carbon nanolubes (SWNT) may be either conductors or semiconductors depending upon the tube diameter and the chiral angle of the fused benzene rings with respect to the lube axis. Van der Waals forces cause SWNT to slick together in clumps, which are normally mixtures of conductors and semiconductors. SWNT stick to many surfaces and they bend, or drape, around nano-sized features that are upon a surface. [Pg.382]

The spectrum of an exciton in a small semiconductor nano-crystal has been inves-tigated in the case where its size was restricted by the condition ... [Pg.1265]

Tan O. K., Hu Y, and Pan J. S., Electrical conduction properties of nano-sized SrTiOj semiconductor for low temperature resistive oxygen gas sensor, the 10th International Meeting on Chemical Sensors Chemical Sensors, Vol. 20, Supplement B, Tsukuba, Japan, 16, 2004. [Pg.35]

The absorption and emission characteristics of nano-sized semiconductors are based on different principles than that of nano-sized metals. Many semiconductor nanoparticles are strongly emissive and their absorption and emission bands feature narrow bandwidths. Therefore, the term quantum dot (QD) is frequently used (4). [Pg.540]

The cryochemical vapor deposition synthesis of metal-polymer films (from the gaseous state to the solid polymer one, bypassing the liquid phase) allows the production of both new organometallic structures and new valuable composites with high concentrations of nano-sized metal or semiconductor particles. [Pg.70]

Demands for ultraprecision machining technologies have recently increased in a wide range of industries, i.e., aerospace, semiconductor, optics, energy, etc. In particular, stmctured surfaces with micro- and nano-sized patterns have recently been required for critical field. In order to meet such industrial requirements, it is necessary to provide an ultraprecision machine tool with both nanometer order machining accuracy and large workpiece machining capability. [Pg.1273]

This process is conceptually the same as the conventional SP, SD and SFD, except that to guarantee the production of nano-sized particles, the solution concentration has to be very low. A very dilute solution is atomized into small droplets, which may or may not be nano-sized. The solvent, which essentially occupies most of the volume of a solution droplet, evaporates and the remainder of the droplet, i.e., solute produces one nanoparticle. As an example, a salt of the desired semiconductor, such as ZnS, CdS, PbS, and GaN may be dissolved in a solvent to form a solution. Upon solvent evaporation, a stream of unsupported semiconductor nanoparticles are formed and collected on a solid substrate [14]. [Pg.857]

The physicochemical properties of nano-sized materials are really unprecedented, exquisite and sometimes even adjustable in contrast to the bulk phase. For instance, quantum confinement phenomena allow semiconductor nanoparticles to sustain a dilating of their band gap eneigy as the par-... [Pg.83]

Rao CNR, Kulkami GU, Thomas PJ, Agrawal W, Gautam UK, Ghosh M (2003b) Nanocrystals of metals, semiconductors and oxides novel synthesis and applications. Curr Sci 85 1041-1045 Rao CNR, Kulkami GU, Thomas PJ (2005) Physical and chemical properties of nano-sized metal particles. In Nicolais L, Carotenuto G (eds) Metal-polymer nanocomposites. WUey, Hoboken, New Jersey, pp 1-36... [Pg.89]

Yuasa M, Masaki T, Kida T, Shimanoe K, Yamazoe N (2009) Nano-sized PdO loaded SnO nanoparticles by reverse micelle method for highly sensitive CO gas sensor. Sens Actuators B 136 99-104 Zhang J, Colbow K (1997) Surface silver clusters as oxidation catalysts on semiconductor gas sensors. Sens Actuators B 40 47-52... [Pg.340]

Pillaring of metal sulfides has been achieved [91], and even metal-rich framework structures can be prepared [92]. Even for these materials template removal is not possible, they are still an interesting approach to nano-sized semiconductors, namely so-called anti-dot lattices where the semiconducting lattice surrounds template-filled voids of lower conductivity [86]. Template removal is probably not the essential problem for the design of a nanostructur-ed material, since often the goals of unusual size-dependent optical or electronic properties might be achieved with the composite of template and framework. [Pg.254]


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