Sintering behaviors and electrical properties of transparent conducting In6Sn2–x ZnxO13–x ceramics with different Sn/Zn ratio
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In the indium tin zinc oxide (In 6 Sn 2-x Zn x O 13-x ; ITZO) ceramics, the atomic ratio of Sn 4+ and Zn 2+ was changed, and the solubility limit, phase development process, microstructure evolution and electrical characteristics of the sintered specimens were examined. When Sn 4+ and Zn 2+ were added with the 1:1 ratio, ITZO single phase was observed, while various kinds of second phases developed when the ratio goes away from 1:1. The generation of the second phases resulted in the decrease in the solubility limit of Sn 4+ and Zn 2+ . The second phases affect the microstructure and electrical characteristics.
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