We have prepared ordered porous alumina membrane. Metal Zn was deposited within the pores of alumina membrane by direct current. The alumina membrane with Zn in the pores was immersed in HgCl 2 solution and Hg 2Cl 2/A...We have prepared ordered porous alumina membrane. Metal Zn was deposited within the pores of alumina membrane by direct current. The alumina membrane with Zn in the pores was immersed in HgCl 2 solution and Hg 2Cl 2/Al 2O 3 ordered array was synthesized by utilizing Zn reduced HgCl 2. The XRD and TEM measuring demonstrated Hg 2Cl 2 located in the pores of alumina membrane and the diameters range from 30 to 80 nm.展开更多
Self-organization of PbS into quantum dot superlattices has been demonstrated for the first time, and hexaplanar colloidal crystals 1 - 10 μm in size made from PbS quantum dots 3 - 6 nm in diameter are revealed in tr...Self-organization of PbS into quantum dot superlattices has been demonstrated for the first time, and hexaplanar colloidal crystals 1 - 10 μm in size made from PbS quantum dots 3 - 6 nm in diameter are revealed in transmissionelectron microscope micrographs, and the inner structures of the superlattices can be seen by a high resolution transmission electron microscopy. The optical absorption and photoluminescence spectra have been recorded. The ordering of the superlattices is crucial for the understanding of the fundamental properties of quantum-dot arrays, as well as for their optimal utilization in optical and electronic applications.展开更多
文摘We have prepared ordered porous alumina membrane. Metal Zn was deposited within the pores of alumina membrane by direct current. The alumina membrane with Zn in the pores was immersed in HgCl 2 solution and Hg 2Cl 2/Al 2O 3 ordered array was synthesized by utilizing Zn reduced HgCl 2. The XRD and TEM measuring demonstrated Hg 2Cl 2 located in the pores of alumina membrane and the diameters range from 30 to 80 nm.
文摘Self-organization of PbS into quantum dot superlattices has been demonstrated for the first time, and hexaplanar colloidal crystals 1 - 10 μm in size made from PbS quantum dots 3 - 6 nm in diameter are revealed in transmissionelectron microscope micrographs, and the inner structures of the superlattices can be seen by a high resolution transmission electron microscopy. The optical absorption and photoluminescence spectra have been recorded. The ordering of the superlattices is crucial for the understanding of the fundamental properties of quantum-dot arrays, as well as for their optimal utilization in optical and electronic applications.
