Neodymium-Vanadium Oxide Bronze Thin Films

Česnys, A.; Oginskis, A.K.; Bondarenko, V. S.; Latishenka, A.; Lisauskas, Alvydas; Shiktorov, N.

doi:10.1006/jssc.1994.1392

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“…A wide range of vanadium pentoxide-based bronzes can be synthesized using hydrothermal methods, which require special equipment [11,12]. The thin films of the bronzes can be produced by using thermal evaporation, which also demands special equipment [13,14]. All the methods described above demand the application of high-temperature and special equipment.…”

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XPS Study of Sol-Gel Synthesized Vanadium-Titanium-Hydroquinone Oxide Bronze Films

Bondarenka

Sereika

2015

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XPS Study of Sol-Gel Synthesized Vanadium-Titanium-Hydroquinone Oxide Bronze Films

Bondarenka

Sereika

2015

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“…The bulk or powder bronzes can be synthesized by using solid--state chemical reactions or hydrothermal methods [3,4]. Thin films of the bronzes can be prepared by using thermal evaporation of needed compounds [5]. All above described methods demand application of high-temperature and some special equipment.…”

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Sol-Gel Production and XPS Study of Sodium-Vanadium Oxide Bronze β-Phase

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A β-phase of sodium-vanadium oxide bronze thin film has been synthesized by using sol-gel technology from V2O5 and Na2SO4. The powders of these materials in suitable proportion were dissolved in hydrogen peroxide and heated up to 350 K for the dissociation of peroxide complexes. The obtained gel was deposited onto a metallic substrate and dried in air at room temperature. The produced xerogel was heated up to 580 K in air atmosphere for the removal of water from xerogel. Starting materials, xerogel, as well as a final product were investigated by means of X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy method. X-ray photoelectron spectra testify that the chemical bonds of vanadium, oxygen and sodium in the bronze differ from the similar bonds in the starting materials. The sulphur presence was detected in the xerogel but not in the final bronze composition.

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“…Only bulk or powder materials can be synthesized by both methods mentioned above. Thin films of the bronzes can be prepared by using thermal evaporation of the needed compounds [11], but this method demands high vacuum and other special equipment.…”

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Sol-gel synthesis and XPS characterization of vanadium oxide bronzes

Bondarenka¹

2006

Lithuanian J. Phys.

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The results of synthesis of the vanadium oxide bronzes NaV2O5, K4.3V6O16.2, and Rb4.4V6O16.1 are presented. The synthesis process can be described by three steps: the 1st -production of the sol by dissolving the necessary materials in H2O2 solution, the 2nd -fabrication of the gel by heating up to 350 K, and the 3rd -heating up to 580-780 K for the water removal from the gel. The chemical composition of obtained bronzes was examined by using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) method.

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Neodymium-Vanadium Oxide Bronze Thin Films

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XPS Study of Sol-Gel Synthesized Vanadium-Titanium-Hydroquinone Oxide Bronze Films

XPS Study of Sol-Gel Synthesized Vanadium-Titanium-Hydroquinone Oxide Bronze Films

Sol-Gel Production and XPS Study of Sodium-Vanadium Oxide Bronze β-Phase

Sol-gel synthesis and XPS characterization of vanadium oxide bronzes

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