Chemical Vapor Deposition of Boron‐Incorporated Graphitic Carbon Nitride Film for Carbon‐Based Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Materials
Chemical Vapor Deposition of Boron‐Incorporated Graphitic Carbon Nitride Film for Carbon‐Based Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Materials
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10.1002/pssb.201900375
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2019-11
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N. Urakami;Maito Kosaka;Y. Hashimoto
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作者:
N. Urakami;Maito Kosaka;Y. Hashimoto
This article discusses the growth of B atoms incorporated into the graphitic carbon nitride (g‐C3N4) thin films on c‐plane sapphire substrates at various growth temperatures by thermal chemical vapor deposition (CVD) using melamine and ammonia borane as precursors. The B incorporation is achieved at a growth temperature of 618 °C, which is slightly higher than the optimal growth temperature of g‐C3N4 thin films. The signal peak for the B 1s core level attributed to B—N bonds is observed by X‐ray photoelectron spectroscopy, indicating the realization of B incorporation into g‐C3N4 films. With an increase in the growth temperature up to 650 °C, a monotonically increasing B composition and a decreasing C composition are observed, implying that B atoms are incorporated into g‐C3N4 by the substitution into C sites. A shift of photoluminescene (PL) peak energy is observed. The PL peak shifts from 2.75 eV for unintentionally doped thin film to 3.60 eV for B‐incorporated thin films with a composition of 8.0%. The B composition dependence of PL peak energies is in good agreement with the quadratic function, suggesting that the bandgap bowing occurs due to B incorporation into the g‐C3N4 thin films as in conventional compound semiconductor alloys.