At low temperature （400℃）, chemical vapour deposition （CVD） is employed to make comb-like Co-doped ZnO nanocantilever arrays （NAs）. The magnetization curves of the as-synthesized Co-doped ZnO NAs indicate the e...At low temperature （400℃）, chemical vapour deposition （CVD） is employed to make comb-like Co-doped ZnO nanocantilever arrays （NAs）. The magnetization curves of the as-synthesized Co-doped ZnO NAs indicate the existence of above-room-temperature ferromagnetism （ARTFM） （Curie temperature, Tc 〉 300 K） whereas undoped ZnO NAs does not. The corresponding ferromagnetic source mechanism is discussed, in which defects play an important role due to the strong green light emission.展开更多
文摘At low temperature （400℃）, chemical vapour deposition （CVD） is employed to make comb-like Co-doped ZnO nanocantilever arrays （NAs）. The magnetization curves of the as-synthesized Co-doped ZnO NAs indicate the existence of above-room-temperature ferromagnetism （ARTFM） （Curie temperature, Tc 〉 300 K） whereas undoped ZnO NAs does not. The corresponding ferromagnetic source mechanism is discussed, in which defects play an important role due to the strong green light emission.
