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Sol–gel prepared ZnO: UV irradiation effect on structure and surface properties. / Sukhov, I.; Filippov, I.A.; Pronin, I. A.; Sysoev, V.V.; Kondratev, V.M.; Комолов, Алексей Сергеевич; Лазнева, Элеонора Федоровна; Karmanov, Andrey A.; Yakushova, N. D.; Moshnikov, V. A.; Korotchenkov, G.S.

в: Mendeleev Communications, Том 34, № 5, 01.09.2024, стр. 643-646.

Результаты исследований: Научные публикации в периодических изданиях › статья › Рецензирование

Harvard

Sukhov, I, Filippov, IA, Pronin, IA, Sysoev, VV, Kondratev, VM, Комолов, АС, Лазнева, ЭФ, Karmanov, AA, Yakushova, ND, Moshnikov, VA & Korotchenkov, GS 2024, 'Sol–gel prepared ZnO: UV irradiation effect on structure and surface properties', Mendeleev Communications, Том. 34, № 5, стр. 643-646. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mencom.2024.09.006

APA

Sukhov, I., Filippov, I. A., Pronin, I. A., Sysoev, V. V., Kondratev, V. M., Комолов, А. С., Лазнева, Э. Ф., Karmanov, A. A., Yakushova, N. D., Moshnikov, V. A., & Korotchenkov, G. S. (2024). Sol–gel prepared ZnO: UV irradiation effect on structure and surface properties. Mendeleev Communications, 34(5), 643-646. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mencom.2024.09.006

Vancouver

Sukhov I, Filippov IA, Pronin IA, Sysoev VV, Kondratev VM, Комолов АС и пр. Sol–gel prepared ZnO: UV irradiation effect on structure and surface properties. Mendeleev Communications. 2024 Сент. 1;34(5):643-646. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mencom.2024.09.006

Author

Sukhov, I. ; Filippov, I.A. ; Pronin, I. A. ; Sysoev, V.V. ; Kondratev, V.M. ; Комолов, Алексей Сергеевич ; Лазнева, Элеонора Федоровна ; Karmanov, Andrey A. ; Yakushova, N. D. ; Moshnikov, V. A. ; Korotchenkov, G.S. / Sol–gel prepared ZnO: UV irradiation effect on structure and surface properties. в: Mendeleev Communications. 2024 ; Том 34, № 5. стр. 643-646.

BibTeX

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title = "Sol–gel prepared ZnO: UV irradiation effect on structure and surface properties",
abstract = "The effect of UV irradiation on sol–gel prepared ZnO films subjected to mild thermal annealing was investigated, with special attention to their structural and surface properties. Sol–gel processes, including a high-temperature annealing stage, have been adapted to the requirements of flexible electronics for in situ synthesis of semiconductor ZnO films on polymer substrates at lower temperatures due to UV irradiation. Application of UV radiation with emission peaks at 185 and 254 nm to films annealed at 180 °C made it possible to obtain ZnO films with Zn/O ratios of ca. 1, which cannot be achieved by heat treatment alone.",
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AU - Kondratev, V.M.

AU - Комолов, Алексей Сергеевич

AU - Лазнева, Элеонора Федоровна

AU - Karmanov, Andrey A.

AU - Yakushova, N. D.

AU - Moshnikov, V. A.

AU - Korotchenkov, G.S.

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AB - The effect of UV irradiation on sol–gel prepared ZnO films subjected to mild thermal annealing was investigated, with special attention to their structural and surface properties. Sol–gel processes, including a high-temperature annealing stage, have been adapted to the requirements of flexible electronics for in situ synthesis of semiconductor ZnO films on polymer substrates at lower temperatures due to UV irradiation. Application of UV radiation with emission peaks at 185 and 254 nm to films annealed at 180 °C made it possible to obtain ZnO films with Zn/O ratios of ca. 1, which cannot be achieved by heat treatment alone.

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KW - epidermal electronics

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