2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.tsf.2005.12.263
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Formation of indium-doped zinc oxide thin films using chemical spray techniques: The importance of acetic acid content in the aerosol solution and the substrate temperature for enhancing electrical transport

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“…Such a rapid heating and cooling is impossible in a conventional electric furnace. The same preferred orientation is reported for films prepared by spray pyrolysis [8,17] and PLD [18]. Fig.…”
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“…Such a rapid heating and cooling is impossible in a conventional electric furnace. The same preferred orientation is reported for films prepared by spray pyrolysis [8,17] and PLD [18]. Fig.…”
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“…As an oxygen vacancy also acts as a carrier in the film as well, the detail mechanism of the reduction of the carrier density at the indium co ncentrat ion of 11. the indium concentration of 8.6 at.%. Although the resistivity is almost comparable to that prepared by other groups [8,17,18], the film was synthesized rapidly within a few minutes in our study.…”
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“…X cm [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15]. In these films, the In-dopant concentration was less than 4 at.%.…”
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