The optical absorbance in near UV wavelength region in SnO 2 nanoclusters in an external electric field is determined at room temperature. The absorbance spectra as applied field and the absorbance variations with th...The optical absorbance in near UV wavelength region in SnO 2 nanoclusters in an external electric field is determined at room temperature. The absorbance spectra as applied field and the absorbance variations with the applied field are obtained.The relation between absorbance change and applied field is non-linear, and is saturated at high field region.展开更多
Tin dioxide (SnO2) has attracted broad interest due to its particular gas-sensor property. Nano- or atom-scale SnO2 material has always been the aim in order to ultimately improve the sensitivity. However, until now, ...Tin dioxide (SnO2) has attracted broad interest due to its particular gas-sensor property. Nano- or atom-scale SnO2 material has always been the aim in order to ultimately improve the sensitivity. However, until now, it remains difficult to synthesize SnO2 nanoclusters by using traditional methods. In the present work, we have achieved the preparation of SnO2 nanoclusters by using the cluster beam deposition technique. The obtained nanoclusters were well characterized by high resolution transmission electron microscope HR-TEM. Results indicated the formation of the well-dispersed SnO2 nanoclusters with uniform size distribution (5-7 nm). Furthermore, an obvious metal insulator transition was observed by gating with ionic liquid. Combined with theory calculation, the corresponding mechanism was systematically analyzed from oxygen vacancy induced electron doping.展开更多
文摘The optical absorbance in near UV wavelength region in SnO 2 nanoclusters in an external electric field is determined at room temperature. The absorbance spectra as applied field and the absorbance variations with the applied field are obtained.The relation between absorbance change and applied field is non-linear, and is saturated at high field region.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.11704325,No.11604288,and No.11774178)the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province(BK20170473,BK20160061)the Joint Open Fund of Jiangsu Collaborative Innovation Center for Ecological Building Material and Environmental Protection Equipment and Key Laboratory for Advanced Technology in Environmental Protection of Jiangsu Province(JH201843)
文摘Tin dioxide (SnO2) has attracted broad interest due to its particular gas-sensor property. Nano- or atom-scale SnO2 material has always been the aim in order to ultimately improve the sensitivity. However, until now, it remains difficult to synthesize SnO2 nanoclusters by using traditional methods. In the present work, we have achieved the preparation of SnO2 nanoclusters by using the cluster beam deposition technique. The obtained nanoclusters were well characterized by high resolution transmission electron microscope HR-TEM. Results indicated the formation of the well-dispersed SnO2 nanoclusters with uniform size distribution (5-7 nm). Furthermore, an obvious metal insulator transition was observed by gating with ionic liquid. Combined with theory calculation, the corresponding mechanism was systematically analyzed from oxygen vacancy induced electron doping.
