Electrical conductivity below 3 K of slightly reduced oxygen-deficient rutile TiO2-x.
Electrical conductivity below 3 K of slightly reduced oxygen-deficient rutile TiO2-x.
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DOI:
10.1103/physrevb.49.7251
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发表时间:
1994-03
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Hasiguti;Yagi
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作者:
Hasiguti;Yagi
From electrical resistivity and Hall coefficient measurements below 3 K on slightly reduced, semiconductive rutile single crystals with oxygen deficiencies O d between 3.7× 10 18/cm 3 and 5.5× 10 19/cm 3, it is concluded that the electrical conduction takes place by means of a defect-level permutation conduction mechanism involving Ti interstitial donors. In the range of 3.7× 10 18/cm 3≤ O d≤ 2× 10 19/cm 3 the electrical resistivity decreases with increasing O d, while in the range of 2× 10 19/cm 3≤ O d≤ 5.5× 10 19/cm 3 it increases with increasing O d. Values of O d between 8× 10 18/cm 3 and 2× 10 19/cm 3 correspond to the so-called intermediate concentration range of the impurity (defect) conduction, but the transition to metallic-type conduction does not occur because of a change in the defect structures, ie, the formation of planar defects and the clustering of Ti interstitial donors at higher oxygen deficiencies.