journal article·2017-12-07

Graphitic nanofilms of zinc-blende materials:ab initiocalculations

San-Lue Hu, Li Zhao, Yan-Li Li

Materials Research Express· Volume 4· Issue 12
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Abstract

Ab initio calculations on ultra-thin nanofilms of 25 kinds of zinc-blende semiconductors demonstrate their stable geometry structures growth along (1 1 1) surface. Our results show that the (1 1 1) surfaces of 9 kinds of zinc-blende semiconductors can transform into a stable graphitelike structure within a certain thickness. The tensile strain effect on the thickness of graphitic films is not obvious. The band gaps of stable graphitic films can be tuned over a wide range by epitaxial tensile strain, which is important for applications in microelectronic devices, solar cells and light-emitting diodes.
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