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An Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Study of Indium Doped Zinc Oxide.
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In this paper, the concentration of dopant is controlled by appropriate mixing of the oxides of indium and zinc, and the relative intensity of the EPR spectrum is affected by indium doping.Abstract:
: Samples of zinc oxide doped with indium have been prepared using the vapor transport method. Concentration of dopant is controlled by appropriate mixing of the oxides of indium and zinc. When ZnO is mechanically damaged, three lines in the EPR spectrum with g-values at 2.0052, 2.0136, 2.0184 are induced. These are attributed to the interaction of adsorbed species and induced paramagnetic centers in the crystal. The relative intensity of the lines is affected by indium doping. (Modified author abstract)read more
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