Fabrication, structural, optical, electrical, and humidity sensing characteristics of hierarchical NiO nanosheet/nanoball-flower-like structure films
In this work, nickel oxide (NiO) nanosheet/nanoball-flower-like structures (NSBS) were directly grown on a NiO seed-coated glass substrate using a low-temperature immersion method at 75 ºC. The thickness, or density, of the nanoball-flower-like structures differed based on the following samples orde...
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15
hole/cm
−3
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2
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