“…Sn 2 S 3 has a band width that is significantly greater than that of SnS 2 ( Figure 3 b). From the experimental Raman spectra ( Figure 3 c), o-SnS, c-SnS, SnS 2, and Sn 2 S 3 films showed Raman active modes at 93 cm −1 , 161 cm −1 , 192 cm −1 , and 218 cm −1 [ 110 ]; 59 cm −1 , 71 cm −1 , 90 cm −1 , 112 cm −1 , 123 cm −1 , 176 cm −1 , 192 cm −1 , 202 cm −1 , and 202 cm −1 [ 111 ]; 224 cm −1 and 310 cm −1 [ 112 ]; and 61 cm −1 , 91 cm −1 , 179 cm −1 , 220 cm −1 , and 307 cm −1 [ 113 ], respectively, which matched well with theoretically calculated data. The Raman results suggested that o-SnS, c-SnS, SnS 2 , and Sn 2 S 3 phases have distinct modes.…”