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Photoconductive detection of a hydrogen-related donor in SnO2. / Herklotz, F; Chaplygin, I; Lavrov, E; Agekyan, V.F.

в: Applied Physics Letters, Том 114, № 15, 152103, 15.04.2019, стр. 152103.

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Herklotz, F, Chaplygin, I, Lavrov, E & Agekyan, VF 2019, 'Photoconductive detection of a hydrogen-related donor in SnO2', Applied Physics Letters, Том. 114, № 15, 152103, стр. 152103. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5088759

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Herklotz, F., Chaplygin, I., Lavrov, E., & Agekyan, V. F. (2019). Photoconductive detection of a hydrogen-related donor in SnO2. Applied Physics Letters, 114(15), 152103. [152103]. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5088759

Vancouver

Herklotz F, Chaplygin I, Lavrov E, Agekyan VF. Photoconductive detection of a hydrogen-related donor in SnO2. Applied Physics Letters. 2019 Апр. 15;114(15):152103. 152103. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5088759

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Herklotz, F ; Chaplygin, I ; Lavrov, E ; Agekyan, V.F. / Photoconductive detection of a hydrogen-related donor in SnO2. в: Applied Physics Letters. 2019 ; Том 114, № 15. стр. 152103.

BibTeX

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abstract = "Hydrogen defects in single-crystalline SnO2 are studied by combined photoconductivity and IR absorption spectroscopy. Our results indicate that a defect with an O–H local vibrational mode at 3272 cm−1 (10 K) is a donor with a level less than 300 meV below the conduction band. Annealing experiments demonstrate that the defect is stable up to approximately 450 °C and therefore may contribute to persistent n-type conductivity of SnO2.",
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