Issue 10, 1998

Chemical bath deposition of mercury(II) sulfide thin layers

Abstract

Thin layers of mercury(ii) sulfide have been prepared by a newly developed chemical bath deposition technique. The layers were grown on glass substrates previously coated with a very thin layer of lead sulfide (thickness <10 nm). The deposition was performed in alkaline media at 65 °C from thiosulfate complexes of mercury. X-Ray investigation indicates that the deposited material is a mercury(ii) sulfide mixture of two phases, α-HgS and γ-HgS, with α-HgS dominant. The optical bandgap,Eg, was evaluated from VIS absorption spectra and found to have a value of 3.1 eV.

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J. Mater. Chem., 1998,8, 2213-2215

Chemical bath deposition of mercury(II) sulfide thin layers

M. Z. Najdoski, I. S. Grozdanov, I. S. G. S. K. D. B. B. S., W. K. Dey and B. B. Siracevska, J. Mater. Chem., 1998, 8, 2213 DOI: 10.1039/A802347F

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