Erratum: “Stabilization of orthorhombic phase in single-crystal ZnSnN 2 films” [AIP Advances 6, 075019 (2016)]
Erratum: “Stabilization of orthorhombic phase in single-crystal ZnSnN 2 films” [AIP Advances 6, 075019 (2016)]
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勘误表:“单晶 ZnSnN 2 薄膜中斜方相的稳定性”[AIP Advances 6, 075019 (2016)]
DOI:
10.1063/1.5082196
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发表时间:
2018
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1.6
通讯作者:
Durbin, Steven M.
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作者:
Senabulya, Nancy;Feldberg, Nathaniel;Makin, Robert. A.;Yang, Yongsoo;Shi, Guangsha;Jones, Christina M.;Kioupakis, Emmanouil;Mathis, James;Clarke, Roy;Durbin, Steven M.
We report on the crystal structure of epitaxial ZnSnN2 films synthesized via plasma-assisted vapor deposition on (111) yttria stabilized zirconia (YSZ) and (001) lithium gallate (LiGaO2) substrates. X-ray diffraction measurements performed on ZnSnN2 films deposited on LiGaO2 substrates show evidence of single-crystal, phase-pure orthorhombic structure in the Pn21a symmetry [space group (33)], with lattice parameters in good agreement with theoretically predicted values. This Pn21a symmetry is imposed on the ZnSnN2 films by the LiGaO2 substrate, which also has orthorhombic symmetry. A structural change from the wurtzite phase to the orthorhombic phase in films grown at high substrate temperatures~ 550 C and low values of nitrogen flux~ 10-5 Torr is observed in ZnSnN2 films deposited on YSZ characterized by lattice contraction in the basal plane and a 5.7% expansion of the outof-plane lattice parameter.Heterovalent ternary compounds (HTCs) offer a unique opportunity to tune their electrical properties through structural changes of the crystal lattice. Specifically, in some HTCs, the band gap of the material can be controlled by introducing disorder into the cation sublattice. Disorder-induced band-gap tuning was experimentally first reported in GaInP2 films where introduction of Sb during growth led to the random placement of cations in the Ga-In sublattice, leading to an increase of up to 0.135 eV in the direct band gap [1]. Recently, theoretical calculations of the ZnSnP2 band structure predicted a 0.95 eV reduction of the band gap with a fully disordered Zn-Sn sublattice [2]. Experimentally, however, disordering of the cation sublattice has so far only achieved a 0.3 eV reduction in the band gap with the