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Superlattice image

Fig. 7.3 H-tunability of the lEC demonstrated by neutron reflectivity measurements (A) and by magnetometric measurements (B) of a Fe/Nb superlattice. Images taken from Klose et ai. [37]. Fig. 7.3 H-tunability of the lEC demonstrated by neutron reflectivity measurements (A) and by magnetometric measurements (B) of a Fe/Nb superlattice. Images taken from Klose et ai. [37].
Fig. 3.13 (a) 30 Bilayer film of an all-organometallic superlattice imaged by TEM (b) SEM image of hollow PFS microspheres. (Reproduced from [137])... [Pg.106]

Figure 9. TEM micrographs of nanocrystal superlattices of Au nanoparticles prepared by the inverse micelle method and digestive ripening, (a) and (b) low-magnification images (c (f) regularly-shaped nanocrystal superlattices (g) magnified image of a superlattice edge. Note the perfect arrangement of the Au nanoparticles. (Reprinted with permission from Ref. [30], 2003, American Chemical Society.)... Figure 9. TEM micrographs of nanocrystal superlattices of Au nanoparticles prepared by the inverse micelle method and digestive ripening, (a) and (b) low-magnification images (c (f) regularly-shaped nanocrystal superlattices (g) magnified image of a superlattice edge. Note the perfect arrangement of the Au nanoparticles. (Reprinted with permission from Ref. [30], 2003, American Chemical Society.)...
Figure 6.18 STM images of the 0.5 Ml Ce02 Rh(l 1 1) surface after annealing to 625 °C. (a) 200A x 200A, +0.93 V, 0.86 nA (b) 100 Ax 100 A, +0.80V, 1.05 nA. The grid of thin lines illustrates the superlattice of defects. (Reproduced with permission from Ref. [169].)... Figure 6.18 STM images of the 0.5 Ml Ce02 Rh(l 1 1) surface after annealing to 625 °C. (a) 200A x 200A, +0.93 V, 0.86 nA (b) 100 Ax 100 A, +0.80V, 1.05 nA. The grid of thin lines illustrates the superlattice of defects. (Reproduced with permission from Ref. [169].)...
Fig. 34. (a) High-resolution image of as-deposited TiAl3 alloy on the [001] zone axis, digitally recorded with a CCD camera, (b) Filtered inverse Fourier transform of image shown in (a). The image was formed with the direct spot and superlattice 010 and 100 reflections [189],... [Pg.335]

Lead nitrate complexed with EDTA and lead perchlorate and sodium sulphide have been used for PbS ECALE-deposition.158159 The films were cubic and highly (200) oriented, and AFM images showed the same cubic structure.158159 PbSe films were also cubic, and the band gap of a film after 50 deposition cycles was 8000cm-1.160 PbSe/PbTe superlattices, with 4.2-nm and 7.0-nm periods, have been grown by ECALE.161 The (111) reflection in the XRD pattern showed a first-order satellite peak and one second-order peak, indicating the formation of the superlattice. AFM images of the superlattice structure showed a small amount of three-dimensional growth.161... [Pg.269]

Figure 10.8. Transmission electron micrographs of superlattices of (a) CoPt3 and (b) CdSe nanocrystals. (c,d) High-resolution images of [100] and [110] projections of the CdSe superlattice with the corresponding Fourier transformations. Reproduced from Ref. 16, Copyright 2002, with permission from Wiley. Figure 10.8. Transmission electron micrographs of superlattices of (a) CoPt3 and (b) CdSe nanocrystals. (c,d) High-resolution images of [100] and [110] projections of the CdSe superlattice with the corresponding Fourier transformations. Reproduced from Ref. 16, Copyright 2002, with permission from Wiley.
Figure 11. The HRTEM micrograph of VO2 4.(C16H33NH2)0.34 nanotubes (a rolled up superlattice of V205 layers separated by amphiphilic moities with amine head group) (39). (a) Side-on view of three nanotubes with unclosed caps and (b) cross-section of the nanotubes left zero-loss (electron energy) image, right vanadium (electron energy loss) image. [Courtesy of F. Krumeich and R. Nesper, ETH.]... Figure 11. The HRTEM micrograph of VO2 4.(C16H33NH2)0.34 nanotubes (a rolled up superlattice of V205 layers separated by amphiphilic moities with amine head group) (39). (a) Side-on view of three nanotubes with unclosed caps and (b) cross-section of the nanotubes left zero-loss (electron energy) image, right vanadium (electron energy loss) image. [Courtesy of F. Krumeich and R. Nesper, ETH.]...
Figure 15.28 TEM images of (a) Au nanoparticle arrays in mesoporous silica film (b) superlattice of extracted Au nanoparticles stabilized with 1-dodecanethiol. Figure 15.28 TEM images of (a) Au nanoparticle arrays in mesoporous silica film (b) superlattice of extracted Au nanoparticles stabilized with 1-dodecanethiol.
Fig. 13.7. GaSb-InAs superlattice (a) AFM (b) UFM with periodicity of 40 nm (arrow i) and 8nm (arrow ii). The topographical image shows that the surface is very flat (RMS roughness < 0.2 nm over 1 pm2 area). Wider layers (arrow i) are barely visible whereas the finer ones (arrow ii) are not visible at all. The very fine superlattice (arrow ii) of layers only 4 nm wide is observable in the UFM image (Dinelli er a/. Fig. 13.7. GaSb-InAs superlattice (a) AFM (b) UFM with periodicity of 40 nm (arrow i) and 8nm (arrow ii). The topographical image shows that the surface is very flat (RMS roughness < 0.2 nm over 1 pm2 area). Wider layers (arrow i) are barely visible whereas the finer ones (arrow ii) are not visible at all. The very fine superlattice (arrow ii) of layers only 4 nm wide is observable in the UFM image (Dinelli er a/.
In case (iii), a blend with /PSJ = 1 -/PS-2 = 0.8 and 6 — 1.2 was examined (Koizumi el al. 1994c). For this asymmetric blend macrophase separation precedes microphase separation. A TEM image from a 30 70 blend is shown in Fig. 6.29. The continuous macrodomains consist of PI spheres in a matrix of PS, whereas the isolated domains contain PS cylinders dispersed in a matrix of PI. This was termed a superlattice structure, since two types of microphase-separated lattices coexist. [Pg.372]

FIGURE 3.2. (a) Chemical structure of octanethiol. (b) A constant current STM image of octanethiol SAM on Au(l 11). Au reconstruction is lifted and alkanethiols adopt commensurate crystalline lattice characteriized by a c(4 x 2) superlattice of a (a/3 x V3)R30°. (c) Model of commensuration condition between alkanethiol monolayer (large circles) and bulk-terminated Au surface (small circles). Diagonal slash in large circles represents azimuthal orientation of plane defined by all-trans hydrocarbon chain. (Reprint with permission from Ref.25 G. E. Poirier, Chem. Rev., 97, 1117-1127 (1997). Copyright 1997 American Chemical Society.)... [Pg.46]

Arakawa, T., Watabe, H., Nagamune, Y., and Arakawa, Y., Fabrication and microscopic photoluminescence imaging of ridge-type InGaAs quantum wires grown on a (110) cleaved plane of AlGaAs/GaAs superlattice. Appl. Phys. Lett. 69,1294 (1996). [Pg.199]


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