Carbon additive effects on the nanostructure and magnetic property of the Co–Fe–Zr–B–C films

Chen, G.J.; Lin, Chih‐Yung; Shih, Y.H.; Jang, J.S.C.

doi:10.1016/j.tsf.2009.03.112

Thin Solid Films

2009

DOI: 10.1016/j.tsf.2009.03.112

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Carbon additive effects on the nanostructure and magnetic property of the Co–Fe–Zr–B–C films

G.J. Chen

Chih‐Yung Lin

Y.H. Shih

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“…Dense assemblies with side-by-side packing were observed, similar to previous reports of spincoated ZnO and boehmite nanorods (Figure 2A,B). 22,30,31 This arrangement can be explained by the increase in the solution concentration owing to solvent evaporation inducing side-byside packing driven by dominant van der Waals attraction. Both in-plane alignments and tilted domains were observed by crosssection scanning electron microscopy (SEM, Supporting Information Figure S1).…”

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Template-Free Mesoporous Electrochromic Films on Flexible Substrates from Tungsten Oxide Nanorods

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Low-temperature processed mesoporous nanocrystal thin films are platforms for fabricating functional composite thin films on flexible substrates. Using a random arrangement of anisotropic nanocrystals can be a facile solution to generate pores without templates. However, the tendency for anisotropic particles to spontaneously assemble into a compact structure must be overcome. Here, we present a method to achieve random networking of nanorods during solution phase deposition by switching their ligand-stabilized colloidal nature into a charge-stabilized nature by a ligand-stripping chemistry. Ligand-stripped tungsten suboxide (WO) nanorods result in uniform mesoporous thin films owing to repulsive electrostatic forces preventing nanorods from densely packing. Porosity and pore size distribution of thin films are controlled by changing the aspect ratio of the nanorods. This template-free mesoporous structure, achieved without annealing, provides a framework for introducing guest components, therefore enabling our fabrication of inorganic nanocomposite electrochromic films on flexible substrates. Following infilling of niobium polyoxometalate clusters into pores and successive chemical condensation, a WO-NbO composite film is produced that selectively controls visible and near-infrared light transmittance without any annealing required. The composite shows rapid switching kinetics and can be stably cycled between optical states over 2000 times. This simple strategy of using anisotropic nanocrystals gives insight into mesoporous thin film fabrication with broader applications for flexible devices.

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“…[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] In organic materials, zinc phthalocyanine (ZnPc) has been extensively studied as organic materials for device applications, including gas sensors, solar cells, and electroluminescence devices, owing to its easy synthesization, non-toxicity to the surrounding, strong absorption in the visible portion of the solar spectrum, and electroluminescence properties. [10][11][12][13][14][15] Therefore, in this study, a p-n junction solar cell with n-type NPGS is constructed using ZnPc as a p-type absorption layer.…”

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Hybrid Photovoltaic Device Based on Nanoporous GaAs by Using Ag Metal-Assisted Nanoscale Lithography

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This study presents a hybrid photovoltaic (PV) solar cell consisting of zinc phthalocyanine (ZnPc) on nanoporous gallium arsenide (GaAs) substrates (NPGSs). NPGSs with a low reflectivity are prepared by metal-assisted nanoscale lithography. Au nanoparticles (GNPs) are introduced into the nanoporous structure in organic/inorganic hybrid solar cells to enhance the perfornance of photovoltaic devices. The optimal measured parameters of the PV cell with the ITO/ZnPc + I2 + PMMA (ZIP)/GNPs/NPGS/In structure are Jsc, Voc, fill factor (FF), and power convert efficiency (PCE), which have values of 2.48 mA/cm2, 0.55 V, 0.197, and 2.69%, respectively, under irradiation by a 100 W xenon lamp.

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Carbon additive effects on the nanostructure and magnetic property of the Co–Fe–Zr–B–C films

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References 11 publications

Template-Free Mesoporous Electrochromic Films on Flexible Substrates from Tungsten Oxide Nanorods

Template-Free Mesoporous Electrochromic Films on Flexible Substrates from Tungsten Oxide Nanorods

Hybrid Photovoltaic Device Based on Nanoporous GaAs by Using Ag Metal-Assisted Nanoscale Lithography

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