Low dimensional (nanowall) ZnO structures were prepared by a two-step growth
method with oxygen-plasma-assisted molecular beam epitaxy, where the as-grown
film was first engraved on a porous template using the oxygen plasma and then
the ZnO nanowalls were grown on the template. The resonance Raman spectra
showed the surface mode. A morphology model was proposed on the basis of the
scanning electron microscopy patterns and this mode. The room and low temperature
photoluminescence showed that the nanowalls had intense ultraviolet emission
properties, which benefited from the low dimensional structure with few defects.
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