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An all-gas-phase approach for the fabrication of silicon nanocrystal light-emitting devices.

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This all-gas-phase approach permits controlled deposition of dense, functional nanocrystal films suitable for application in electronic devices.
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We present an all-gas-phase approach for the fabrication of nanocrystal-based light-emitting devices. In a single reactor, silicon nanocrystals are synthesized, surface-functionalized, and deposited onto substrates precoated with a transparent electrode. Devices are completed by evaporation of a top metal electrode. The devices exhibit electroluminescence centered at a wavelength of λ = 836 nm with a peak external quantum efficiency exceeding 0.02%. This all-gas-phase approach permits controlled deposition of dense, functional nanocrystal films suitable for application in electronic devices.

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High-yield plasma synthesis of luminescent silicon nanocrystals.

TL;DR: A scaleable single-step synthesis process for luminescent silicon nanocrystals based on a low-pressure nonthermal plasma is reported, paving the way for a simple, high-yield synthesis approach to this field.
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Electroluminescence from a mixed red-green-blue colloidal quantum dot monolayer.

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