Pronounced electrocatalytic oxidation enhancement at the surface of InGaN layers and nanostructures directly grown on Si by plasma-assisted molecular beam epitaxy is demonstrated. The oxidation enhancement, probed with the ferro/ferricyanide redox couple increases with In content and proximity of nanostructure surfaces and sidewalls to the c-plane. This is attributed to the corresponding increase of the density of intrinsic positively charged surface donors promoting electron transfer. Strongest enhancement is for c-plane InGaN layers functionalized with InN quantum dots (QDs). These results explain the excellent performance of our InN/InGaN QD biosensors and water splitting electrodes for further boosting efficiency.
Soto Rodriguez, P., Nash, V., Aseev, P., Gomez, V., Kumar, P., Alvi, N., et al. (2015). Electrocatalytic oxidation enhancement at the surface of InGaN films and nanostructures grown directly on Si(111). ELECTROCHEMISTRY COMMUNICATIONS, 60, 158-162 [10.1016/j.elecom.2015.09.003].
Electrocatalytic oxidation enhancement at the surface of InGaN films and nanostructures grown directly on Si(111)
Notzel R.
2015
Abstract
Pronounced electrocatalytic oxidation enhancement at the surface of InGaN layers and nanostructures directly grown on Si by plasma-assisted molecular beam epitaxy is demonstrated. The oxidation enhancement, probed with the ferro/ferricyanide redox couple increases with In content and proximity of nanostructure surfaces and sidewalls to the c-plane. This is attributed to the corresponding increase of the density of intrinsic positively charged surface donors promoting electron transfer. Strongest enhancement is for c-plane InGaN layers functionalized with InN quantum dots (QDs). These results explain the excellent performance of our InN/InGaN QD biosensors and water splitting electrodes for further boosting efficiency.
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