Mg-doping experiment and electrical transport measurement of boron nanobelts
Mg-doping experiment and electrical transport measurement of boron nanobelts
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10.1016/j.jssc.2006.01.015
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2006-09
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3.3
通讯作者:
K. Kirihara;H. Hyodo;H. Fujihisa;Z. Wang;Kenji Kawaguchi;Y. Shimizu;T. Sasaki;N. Koshizaki;K. Soga;K. Kimura
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K. Kirihara;H. Hyodo;H. Fujihisa;Z. Wang;Kenji Kawaguchi;Y. Shimizu;T. Sasaki;N. Koshizaki;K. Soga;K. Kimura
We measured electrical conductance of single crystalline boron nanobelts having α-tetragonal crystalline structure. The doping experiment of Mg was carried out by vapor diffusion method. The pure boron nanobelt is a p-type semiconductor and its electrical conductivity was estimated to be on the order of 10–3(Ωcm)−1at room temperature. The carrier mobility of pure boron nanobelt was measured to be on the order of 10−3(cm2Vs−1) at room temperature and has an activation energy of ∼0.19eV. The Mg-doped boron nanobelts have the same α-tetragonal crystalline structure as the pristine nanobelts. After Mg vapor diffusion, the nanobelts were still semiconductor, while the electrical conductance increased by a factor of 100–500. Transition to metal or superconductor by doping was not observed.