“…For example, Lin et al 10 prepared nanotubes with different ratios of Te and Se/Te doped TiO 2 , and found that the absorption coefficient was considerably enhanced in the visible spectrum, and the absorption edge had a strong red shift. Güney and Duman 11 prepared ZnSeO and ZnTeO thin films by changing the doping ratios of Se and Te, and obtained a significant decrease from 3.37 eV (pure ZnO) to 2.26–2.60 eV. Liu et al 12 studied S-, Se- and Te-doped NaTaO 3 using the first-principles calculations, and obtained similar results for bandgap, in addition, the carrier mobility, and its difference between electrons and holes, was all significantly larger than that of pure NaTaO 3 , which could effectively reduce the recombination of electrons and holes.…”