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Effect of coating temperature on the physical properties of Bi2S3 thin films for photodetector applicationsKumar et al., 2024
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- Kumar S
- Valanarasu S
- Manthrammal M
- Shkir M
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- Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics
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In this study, nebulizer spray pyrolysis was used to develop Bi2S3 thin films at various coating temperatures (250 to 375° C) for photodetector application. Studies on the Bi2S3 thin film's structural, morphological, and optical effects upon coating temperature were …
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