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Development of tilted hexagonal platelet ZnO using atmospheric pressure chemical vapor deposition and investigation of its growth mechanism
Large area ZnO films (25×25 cm 2 ) grown via atmospheric pressure chemical vapor deposition (APCVD) showed unique surface morphologies of tilted hexagonal platelets. In response to the tilt angle change from 50° to 75°, haze values increased from 7% to 25%, indicating that tilt angles directly affec...
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| Published in: | Applied physics letters 2012-02, Vol.100 (6), p.061909-061909-3 |
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| description | Large area ZnO films (25×25 cm
2
) grown via atmospheric pressure chemical vapor deposition (APCVD) showed unique surface morphologies of tilted hexagonal platelets. In response to the tilt angle change from 50° to 75°, haze values increased from 7% to 25%, indicating that tilt angles directly affected the light-trapping capabilities of films. These unique surfaces were created when H
2
O oxidizers were used, while powder-like ZnO formed when O
2
or O
3
oxidizers were used. Based on experimental results, corresponding density function theory, and thermodynamic calculations, the initial growth and property of APCVD for ZnO on glass were elucidated. |
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2
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