Silica Porous Glasses With Silicon Impregnations

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Quantum-size silicon enriched regions were formed in silica porous glasses obtained by three different technologies. Processing in the spark discharge and carbon reduction of silicon dioxide in the solid phase were performed for this purpose. All fabricated specimens have been investigated in relation to their electrical and photoluminescence (PL) properties. A pronounced increase of visible luminescence and single-type changes in the a.c. conductivity were registered in all cases.

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  1. Noncrystalline Electronic Systems Department, Odessa State University, 2 P.Velikogo Str., 270100, Odessa, Ukraine

    Yakov O. Roizin, Andrey B. Korlyakov & Sergey A. Gevelyuk

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Roizin, Y.O., Korlyakov, A.B. & Gevelyuk, S.A. Silica Porous Glasses With Silicon Impregnations. MRS Online Proceedings Library 346, 773–778 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1557/PROC-346-773

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