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Stabilized high-temperature hexagonal phase in copper halide nanocrystals. / Akopyan, I. Kh; Gaǐsin, V. A.; Loginov, D. K.; Novikov, B. V.; Tsagan-Manzhiev, A.; Vasil'ev, M. I.; Golubkov, V. V.

в: Physics of the Solid State, Том 47, № 7, 09.08.2005, стр. 1372-1375.

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

Harvard

Akopyan, IK, Gaǐsin, VA, Loginov, DK, Novikov, BV, Tsagan-Manzhiev, A, Vasil'ev, MI & Golubkov, VV 2005, 'Stabilized high-temperature hexagonal phase in copper halide nanocrystals', Physics of the Solid State, Том. 47, № 7, стр. 1372-1375. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.1992620

APA

Akopyan, I. K., Gaǐsin, V. A., Loginov, D. K., Novikov, B. V., Tsagan-Manzhiev, A., Vasil'ev, M. I., & Golubkov, V. V. (2005). Stabilized high-temperature hexagonal phase in copper halide nanocrystals. Physics of the Solid State, 47(7), 1372-1375. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.1992620

Vancouver

Akopyan IK, Gaǐsin VA, Loginov DK, Novikov BV, Tsagan-Manzhiev A, Vasil'ev MI и пр. Stabilized high-temperature hexagonal phase in copper halide nanocrystals. Physics of the Solid State. 2005 Авг. 9;47(7):1372-1375. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.1992620

Author

Akopyan, I. Kh ; Gaǐsin, V. A. ; Loginov, D. K. ; Novikov, B. V. ; Tsagan-Manzhiev, A. ; Vasil'ev, M. I. ; Golubkov, V. V. / Stabilized high-temperature hexagonal phase in copper halide nanocrystals. в: Physics of the Solid State. 2005 ; Том 47, № 7. стр. 1372-1375.

BibTeX

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title = "Stabilized high-temperature hexagonal phase in copper halide nanocrystals",
abstract = "Low-temperature (T = 4.2-77 K) absorption spectra of CuCl and CuBr nanocrystals in photochromic glass matrixes are studied. A fine structure of exciton absorption bands (Z3 band for CuCl and Z12 band for CuBr) is discovered and studied as a function of nanocrystal size. It is suggested that the high-energy part of the absorption band is due to the high-temperature hexagonal β phase being stabilized in very small samples; a transition to the stable cubic phase with increasing nanocrystal size is demonstrated.",
author = "Akopyan, {I. Kh} and Gaǐsin, {V. A.} and Loginov, {D. K.} and Novikov, {B. V.} and A. Tsagan-Manzhiev and Vasil'ev, {M. I.} and Golubkov, {V. V.}",
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AU - Vasil'ev, M. I.

AU - Golubkov, V. V.

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AB - Low-temperature (T = 4.2-77 K) absorption spectra of CuCl and CuBr nanocrystals in photochromic glass matrixes are studied. A fine structure of exciton absorption bands (Z3 band for CuCl and Z12 band for CuBr) is discovered and studied as a function of nanocrystal size. It is suggested that the high-energy part of the absorption band is due to the high-temperature hexagonal β phase being stabilized in very small samples; a transition to the stable cubic phase with increasing nanocrystal size is demonstrated.

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