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Influence of wide band gap oxide substrates on the photoelectrochemical properties and structural disorder of CdS nanoparticles grown by the successive ionic layer adsorption and reaction (SILAR) method

Mikalai V. Malashchonak,
Alexander V. Mazanik,
Olga V. Korolik,
Еugene А. Streltsov and
Anatoly I. Kulak

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2015, 6, 2252–2262, doi:10.3762/bjnano.6.231

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Figure 1: SEM images of In₂O₃ mesoporous films (a,d), ZnO platelet crystallites (b,e) and anodic TiO₂ nanotub...

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Figure 2: Spectral dependence of IPCE for ZnO/CdS (a), TiO₂/CdS (b), and In₂O₃/CdS heterostructures (c). IPCE...

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Figure 3: CdS band gap E_g dependence on the number of SILAR deposition cycles.

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Figure 4: Spectral dependence of IPCE in lnY–hν coordinates for ZnO/CdS (a), TiO₂/CdS (b), and In₂O₃/CdS hete...

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Figure 5: Raman spectra for TiO₂/CdS (a,b), ZnO/CdS (c,d), and In₂O₃/CdS (e,f) films. Excitation: 473 nm/25 μ...

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Figure 6: Approximation of Raman spectrum for TiO₂/CdS film (N = 30) in the vicinity of the CdS LO band by su...

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Figure 7: Intensity of CdS LO band as a function of the SILAR cycle number. Excitation: 473 nm/25 μW (a) and ...

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Figure 8: Position of CdS LO band as a function of the SILAR cycle number. Excitation: 473 nm/25 μW (a) and 5...

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Figure 9: FWHM of CdS LO band as a function of the SILAR cycle number. Excitation: 473 nm/25 μW (a) and 532 n...

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Figure 10: Intensity ratio of CdS 2LO and LO bands as a function of the SILAR cycle number. Excitation: 473 nm...

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Figure 11: Intensity ratio of CdS SO and LO bands as a function of the SILAR cycle number. Excitation: 473 nm/...

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