Photoluminescent properties of complex metal oxide nanopowders for gas sensing
This work carried out research on the features of photoluminescence of the mixed and complex metal oxide nanopowders (ZnO/TiO 2, ZnO/SnO 2 , Zn 2 SiO 4 ) in vacuum and gaseous ambient. The nanopowders were obtained using pulsed laser reactive technology. The synthesized nanoparticles were characteri...
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| description | This work carried out research on the features of photoluminescence of the mixed and complex metal oxide nanopowders (ZnO/TiO
2,
ZnO/SnO
2
, Zn
2
SiO
4
) in vacuum and gaseous ambient. The nanopowders were obtained using pulsed laser reactive technology. The synthesized nanoparticles were characterized by X-ray diffractometry, energy-dispersive X-ray analysis, and scanning and transmission electron microscopy analysis for their sizes, shapes and collocation. The influence of gas environment on the photoluminescence intensity was investigated. A change of ambient gas composition leads to a rather significant change in the intensity of the photoluminescence spectrum and its deformation. The most significant changes in the photoluminescent spectrum were observed for mixed ZnO/TiO
2
nanopowders. This obviously is the result of a redistribution of existing centers of luminescence and the appearance of new adsorption centers of luminescence on the surface of nanopowders. The investigated nanopowders can be effectively used as sensing materials for the construction of the multi-component photoluminescent sensing matrix. |
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SiO
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2
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2
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