C30B29/60

NANOMETRIC COPPER FORMULATIONS
20230191486 · 2023-06-22 ·

There is provided a formulation containing nanometric single-crystal metallic copper particles, and a method of producing the formulation.

Gradient-Morph LiCoO2 Single Crystals with Stabilized Energy-Density above 3400 Wh/L in Full-Cells

A cathode particle has a core and an outer layer. The core includes a lithium (Li) transition metal (M) oxide. The outer layer is disposed conformally around and substantially encloses the core. The core facilitates oxygen anion redox activity and M cation redox activity. The outer layer substantially prevents oxygen anion redox and oxygen loss in the outer layer. The outer layer of the cathode particle may have a first crystal structure. The outer layer's first crystal structure may be at least one of a layered crystal structure or a spinel crystal structure. The core of the cathode particle may have a second crystal structure that is a layered crystal structure. The core may have a single-crystalline structure. The outer layer may be LiMn.sub.0.75Ni.sub.0.25O.sub.2 or LiMn.sub.0.5Ni.sub.0.5O.sub.4.

Controlled fabrication of semiconductor-metal hybrid nano-heterostructures via site-selective metal photodeposition

A method of synthesizing colloidal semiconductor-metal hybrid heterostructures is disclosed. The method includes dissolving semiconductor nanorods in a solvent to form a nanorod solution, and adding a precursor solution to the nanorod solution. The precursor solution contains a metal. The method further includes illuminating the combined precursor and nanorod solutions with light of a specific wavelength. The illumination causes the deposition of the metal in the precursor solution onto the surface of the semiconductor nanorods.

Controlled fabrication of semiconductor-metal hybrid nano-heterostructures via site-selective metal photodeposition

A method of synthesizing colloidal semiconductor-metal hybrid heterostructures is disclosed. The method includes dissolving semiconductor nanorods in a solvent to form a nanorod solution, and adding a precursor solution to the nanorod solution. The precursor solution contains a metal. The method further includes illuminating the combined precursor and nanorod solutions with light of a specific wavelength. The illumination causes the deposition of the metal in the precursor solution onto the surface of the semiconductor nanorods.

Electrically conductive thin films

An electrically conductive thin film including: a material including a compound represented by Chemical Formula 1 and having a layered crystal structure,
Me.sub.mA.sub.a  Chemical Formula 1
wherein Me is Al, Ga, In, Si, Ge, Sn, A is S, Se, Te, or a combination thereof, and m and a each are independently a number selected so that the compound of Chemical Formula 1 is neutral; and a dopant disposed in the compound of Chemical Formula 1, wherein the dopant is a metal dopant that is different from Me and has an oxidation state which is greater than an oxidation state of Me, a non-metal dopant having a greater number of valence electrons than a number of valence electrons of A in Chemical Formula 1, or a combination thereof, and wherein the compound of Chemical Formula 1 includes a chemical bond which includes a valence electron of an s orbital of Me.

Electrically conductive thin films

An electrically conductive thin film including: a material including a compound represented by Chemical Formula 1 and having a layered crystal structure,
Me.sub.mA.sub.a  Chemical Formula 1
wherein Me is Al, Ga, In, Si, Ge, Sn, A is S, Se, Te, or a combination thereof, and m and a each are independently a number selected so that the compound of Chemical Formula 1 is neutral; and a dopant disposed in the compound of Chemical Formula 1, wherein the dopant is a metal dopant that is different from Me and has an oxidation state which is greater than an oxidation state of Me, a non-metal dopant having a greater number of valence electrons than a number of valence electrons of A in Chemical Formula 1, or a combination thereof, and wherein the compound of Chemical Formula 1 includes a chemical bond which includes a valence electron of an s orbital of Me.

Planar nonpolar group-III nitride films grown on miscut substrates

A nonpolar III-nitride film grown on a miscut angle of a substrate, in order to suppress the surface undulations, is provided. The surface morphology of the film is improved with a miscut angle towards an a-axis direction comprising a 0.15° or greater miscut angle towards the a-axis direction and a less than 30° miscut angle towards the a-axis direction.

Planar nonpolar group-III nitride films grown on miscut substrates

A nonpolar III-nitride film grown on a miscut angle of a substrate, in order to suppress the surface undulations, is provided. The surface morphology of the film is improved with a miscut angle towards an a-axis direction comprising a 0.15° or greater miscut angle towards the a-axis direction and a less than 30° miscut angle towards the a-axis direction.

Metal nitride material for thermistor, method for producing same, and film type thermistor sensor

Provided are a metal nitride material for a thermistor, which has a high reliability and a high heat resistance and can be directly deposited on a film or the like without firing, a method for producing the same, and a film type thermistor sensor. The metal nitride material for a thermistor consists of a metal nitride represented by the general formula: Cr.sub.xAl.sub.y(N.sub.1-wO.sub.w).sub.z (where 0.70≦y/(x+y)≦0.95, 0.45≦z≦0.55, 0<w≦0.35, and x+y+z=1), wherein the crystal structure thereof is a hexagonal wurtzite-type single phase.

CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION METHOD FOR FABRICATING TWO-DIMENSIONAL MATERIALS
20170330748 · 2017-11-16 ·

A method of synthesis of two-dimensional metal chalcogenide monolayers, such as WSe.sub.2 and MoSe.sub.2, is based on a chemical vapor deposition approach that uses H.sub.2Se or alkyl or aryl selenide precursors to form a reactive gas. The gaseous selenium precursor may be introduced into a tube furnace containing a metal precursor at a selected temperature, wherein the selenium and metal precursors react to form metal chalcogenide monolayers.