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contributor.authorMavi, H S-
contributor.authorRasheed, B G-
contributor.authorShukla, A K-
contributor.authorSoni, R K-
contributor.authorAbbi, S C-
date.accessioned2006-01-02T11:24:22Z-
date.available2006-01-02T11:24:22Z-
date.issued2003-
identifier.citationMaterials Science and Engineering B, 97(3), 239-244en
identifier.urihttp://eprint.iitd.ac.in/dspace/handle/2074/1134-
description.abstractDegradation of porous silicon (PS) fabricated by laser-induced etching was studied using photoluminescence (PL) and Raman spectroscopy. Freshly prepared samples were given a heat treatment in hydrofluoric acid plus ferric nitrate solution to produce iron-passivated porous silicon (IPS) samples. PL measurements on IPS show different peak positions and widths as compared to freshly prepared non-passivated PS samples. Results were analyzed using a quantum confinement model. Exposing IPS to air for more than 4 months resulted in no degradation of PL intensity or changes in the peak position and size distribution. Raman spectra of IPS also revealed changes in line-shape asymmetry in comparison to freshly prepared non-passivated PS samples. The data were explained using the phonon confinement in two-dimensions. There is good agreement between PL and Raman data for the size of nanocrystallites participating in iron-passivation.en
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subjectPorous siliconen
subjectPhotoluminescenceen
subjectRaman spectroscopyen
subjectPassivationen
titlePhotoluminescence and Raman study of iron-passivated porous siliconen
typeArticleen
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