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1 article(s) from Alfonso, Claude

Simple approach for the fabrication of PEDOT-coated Si nanowires

Mingxuan Zhu,
Marielle Eyraud,
Judikael Le Rouzo,
Nadia Ait Ahmed,
Florence Boulc’h,
Claude Alfonso,
Philippe Knauth and
François Flory

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2015, 6, 640–650, doi:10.3762/bjnano.6.65

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Figure 1: Tilted-view, SEM observations of SiNW samples without tapering (a) and for different tapering times...

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Figure 2: TEM image of a silicon nanowire obtained using the same conditions as those in Figure 1a.

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Figure 3: Reflection spectra of SiNWs in the visible spectral range without tapering and after 10, 30, and 50...

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Scheme 1: Polymerization reaction scheme for PEDOT synthesis.

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Scheme 2: Polymer reduction reaction scheme for PEDOT.

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Figure 4: Two successive CVs performed on vitreous carbon with 10 mM EDOT and 0.1 M LiClO₄ in acetonitrile so...

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Figure 5: 10 successive CVs performed on vitreous carbon with 10 mM EDOT and 0.1 M LiClO₄ in acetonitrile sol...

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Figure 6: FTIR spectrum of a PEDOT film electropolymerized onto vitreous carbon.

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Figure 7: CVs of PEDOT deposition on SiNWs under various conditions. Scan rate: 100 mV/s. (a) 10 mM EDOT with...

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Figure 8: Two successive CVs performed on SiNWs under illumination with 10 mM EDOT and 0.1 M LiClO₄ in aceton...

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Figure 9: (a) SEM tilted-view of PEDOT covering the top of a SiNW array after 5 s of electrodeposition; (b) c...

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Figure 10: Tilted-view SEM images of SiNWs after PEDOT deposition at 1.5 V pulse deposition with a 10 mM EDOT ...

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Figure 11: Cross-sectional view of HRSEM images of SiNWs/PEDOT sample after 10 s tapering (a) and 30 s taperin...

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Figure 12: TEM image of a single SiNW/PEDOT after 30 s of tapering (corresponding to the sample in 11b).

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Figure 13: Schematic illustration of the processes resulting in PEDOT/SiNW hybrid structures. (a) Continuous e...

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Figure 14: Current–potential characterization of the diodes with SiNW arrays tapered for 10 s (solid line) and...

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