Metal oxide based nanostructure engineering: electrical and gas sensitive properties of structurally modified SnO2 nanowires
The paper presents results of the research aimed at the engineering of nanostructures (NSs). SnO2 nanowires (NWs) were grown via vapor-solid mechanism at a synthesis temperature of 900°С in a modified set-up allowing the NS morphology be encoded in a programmable way along its length. The Ti/Au (...
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D.Ghitu Institute of Electronic Engineering and Nanotechnologies
2009
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| Sumario: | The paper presents results of the research aimed at the engineering of nanostructures
(NSs). SnO2 nanowires (NWs) were grown via vapor-solid mechanism at a synthesis temperature of 900°С in a modified set-up allowing the NS morphology be encoded in a programmable
way along its length. The Ti/Au (20/500 nm) electrical contacts to individual NWs were deposited via consequent PVD vacuum deposition process to obtain gas sensitive chemiresistors.
Electrical properties and gas-sensing performance of the obtained monocrystalline NSs with
a modified shape were investigated using hydrogen and oxygen gases. It was established that
structurally modified NWs, due to the presence of narrow segments, exhibit better gas-sensitive
characteristics in comparison with straight NWs. Obtained results are discussed from the positions
of single-crystal “neck” formation in NSs and their influence on transport properties of NWs.
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