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Field emission properties of low-temperature, hydrothermally grown tungsten oxide

Field emission properties of low-temperature, hydrothermally grown tungsten oxide
Field emission properties of low-temperature, hydrothermally grown tungsten oxide
Tungsten oxide layers have been prepared on conductive glass substrates using aqueous chemical growth from a sodium tungstate precursor at low-temperature hydrothermal conditions. The deposits were then tested as cold electron emitters. Traceable layers could be deposited only within a narrow pH range of 1.5-2 at a time length not exceeding 4 h. Transmittance in the visible spectrum was found to decrease with deposition time. The presence of both monoclinic and hexagonal phases was always detected. At the longest deposition times and highest precursor concentrations, morphologies comprise randomly oriented spikes or rods. The overall emission performance is found to improve with growth time and precursor concentration. The role of morphology on the emission properties of the films is discussed.

Field Emission Properties of Low-Temperature, Hydrothermally Grown Tungsten Oxide. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/51234194_Field_Emission_Properties_of_Low-Temperature_Hydrothermally_Grown_Tungsten_Oxide [accessed May 7, 2015].
1944-8244
2726-2731
Trapatseli, Maria
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Vernardou, Dimitra
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Tzanetakis, Panagiotis
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Spanakis, Manolis
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Trapatseli, Maria
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Vernardou, Dimitra
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Tzanetakis, Panagiotis
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Trapatseli, Maria, Vernardou, Dimitra, Tzanetakis, Panagiotis and Spanakis, Manolis (2011) Field emission properties of low-temperature, hydrothermally grown tungsten oxide. ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, 3 (7), 2726-2731. (doi:10.1021/am200519w).

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Tungsten oxide layers have been prepared on conductive glass substrates using aqueous chemical growth from a sodium tungstate precursor at low-temperature hydrothermal conditions. The deposits were then tested as cold electron emitters. Traceable layers could be deposited only within a narrow pH range of 1.5-2 at a time length not exceeding 4 h. Transmittance in the visible spectrum was found to decrease with deposition time. The presence of both monoclinic and hexagonal phases was always detected. At the longest deposition times and highest precursor concentrations, morphologies comprise randomly oriented spikes or rods. The overall emission performance is found to improve with growth time and precursor concentration. The role of morphology on the emission properties of the films is discussed.

Field Emission Properties of Low-Temperature, Hydrothermally Grown Tungsten Oxide. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/51234194_Field_Emission_Properties_of_Low-Temperature_Hydrothermally_Grown_Tungsten_Oxide [accessed May 7, 2015].

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Published date: 20 June 2011
Organisations: Nanoelectronics and Nanotechnology

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Local EPrints ID: 376833
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/376833
ISSN: 1944-8244
PURE UUID: 38d6bcd6-abff-4569-afa7-a2ac7a21df2d

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Date deposited: 13 May 2015 11:49
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 19:50

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Author: Maria Trapatseli
Author: Dimitra Vernardou
Author: Panagiotis Tzanetakis
Author: Manolis Spanakis

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