Electrophysical Properties of Metal Oxide Films Fabricated by Using Spray Pyrolysis

Vladimir Evgenevich Polkovnikov; Stanislav Ivanovich Rembeza; Tatiana Gennadevna Menshikova; Dmitriy Sergeevich Permyakov; Maksim Aleksandrovich Belykh

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Electrophysical Properties of Metal Oxide Films Fabricated by Using Spray Pyrolysis

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This document describes the technology of manufacturing metal oxide films ZnO, SnO₂, Zn₂SnO₄ from aqueous solutions of the corresponding salts by spray pyrolysis. The modes and conditions of deposition of metal oxide films on hot (420 °C) glass substrates are given. The electrical parameters of the films were measured by the van der Pau method and by the Hall effect, the surface resistance was in the range from 140 to 85⋅10³ Ohm/. The band gap was determined by light absorption spectra and was within 3.2...3.5 eV. For all metal oxides, the n-type conductivity was determined using the thermosonde and the Hall effect.

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Nano Hybrids and Composites (Volume 28)

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Vladimir Evgenevich Polkovnikov*, Stanislav Ivanovich Rembeza, Tatiana Gennadevna Menshikova, Dmitriy Sergeevich Permyakov, Maksim Aleksandrovich Belykh

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Electrophysical Parameters, Metal Oxide, Spray Pyrolysis, Thin Films, Tin Oxide, Zinc Oxide, Zinc Stannate

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