Infrared Spectroscopy of Hydrogen in ZnO
Infrared Spectroscopy of Hydrogen in ZnO
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10.1557/proc-813-h3.2
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2002-11
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M. McCluskey;S. Jokela;K. Zhuravlev;P. J. Simpson;Kelvin G. Lynn
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M. McCluskey;S. Jokela;K. Zhuravlev;P. J. Simpson;Kelvin G. Lynn
Zinc oxide (ZnO) has shown great promise as a wide band gap semiconductor with optical, electronic, and mechanical applications. Recent first-principles calculations and experimental studies have shown that hydrogen acts as a shallow donor in ZnO, in contrast to hydrogen’s usual role as a passivating impurity. The structures of such hydrogen complexes, however, have not been determined. To address this question, we performed vibrational spectroscopy on bulk, single-crystal ZnO samples annealed in hydrogen (H2) or deuterium (D2) gas. Using infrared (IR) spectroscopy, we have observed O-H and O-D stretch modes at 3326.3 cm -1 and 2470.3 cm -1 respectively, at a sample temperature of 14 K. These frequencies are in good agreement with the theoretical predictions for hydrogen and deuterium in an antibonding configuration, although the bond-centered configuration cannot be ruled out. The IR-active hydrogen complexes are unstable, however, with a dissocation barrier on the order of 1 eV.