Surface potential of meso-dimensional ZnS:Mn particles obtained using SHS method
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The dependence of surface potential value on the particle size of micro- and meso-fractions for powdered ZnS:Mn obtained using self-propagating high-temperature synthesis has been investigated. Rather good agreement of model representations for the change in the value of surface potential for the particle with its size changed due to overlapping the space charge regions from opposite surfaces within the range ~ 1 ≤ R/Leff ≤ ~ 2.2 (R, particle radius; Leff, screening length) with experimental data obtained using the method of Kelvin probe microscopy has been shown. The value of Leff for ZnS:Mn particles is estimated as approximately 30 nm.
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