Unconventional Gallium Oxide Nanowires
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Abstract Zigzag and helical β‐Ga2O3 one‐dimensional nanostructures were produced by thermal evaporation of gallium oxide in the presence of gallium nitride. High‐resolution TEM analysis indicates that each individual zigzag nanostructure has a periodic arrangement of three distinct blocks: two structurally perfect blocks mirrored with respect to each other on the (002) plane, and one stacking‐fault‐rich block sandwiched between them. In a zigzag nanostructure, the growth orientation of a β‐Ga2O3 crystal changes alternately in three blocks. The zigzag nanostructure as a whole has the [001] axial direction. In addition to zigzag nanostructures, single‐crystalline helical nanowires were also obtained.
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OpenAlex topics: Ga2O3 and related materials · ZnO doping and properties · Electronic and Structural Properties of Oxides
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