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Collaboration. N. Boulares, K. Guergouri and R. Zouaghi, Univ. Constantine, Algeria C. Monty, and F. Sibieude, IMP, CNRS-Odeillo, France.. Outline. Why ZnO ? Proprieties and Applications 2. ZnO Nanophases Synthesis and XPS characterization -Nanopowd
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1. Nanocrystalline Zinc Oxide
N. Tabet, M. Faiz and A.L. Al-Oteibi
Physics Department, KFUPM, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
natabet@kfupm.edu.sa
2. Collaboration
N. Boulares, K. Guergouri and R. Zouaghi, Univ. Constantine, Algeria
C. Monty, and F. Sibieude, IMP, CNRS-Odeillo, France.
3. Outline
Why ZnO ?
Proprieties and Applications
2. ZnO Nanophases Synthesis and XPS characterization
-Nanopowders
- Nanofibers
- Films
4. ZnO Nanolaser
6. Photocatalytic Degradation of Molinuron
7. Nanocrystalline ZnO ZnO pure and Doped Nanopowders
Synthesis
Vapor-condensation in a Solar furnace
13. In2O3-Doped ZnO nanopowders
14. In2O3-Doped nanopowders
15. ZnO nanopowders- Ar Sputtering
16. ZnO Thin Films
17. As grown ZnO Thin Films
19. N-Implanted Zn single crystals
20. ZnO Nanofibers
21. ZnO Nanofibers
23. Conclusion High Resolution XPS (synchrotron) needed to understand the behaviour of nitrogen
24. Zn Oxidation
25. N-implanted Zn single crystal
26. Zn- Oxidation
27. Photoluminescence
29. Photocatalytic Degradation of Molinuron OH- + h+ ? OH
O2 (ads) + e- ? O2-
30. Exponential reduction of the grain size
31. As grown ZnO Thin Films
32. N-Implanted ZnO Thin Films
33. N-Implanted ZnO Thin Films
34. XRD and Grain Size