Ming Li
Articles written in Bulletin of Materials Science
Volume 36 Issue 4 August 2013 pp 619-622
Investigation of localization effect in GaN-rich InGaN alloys and modified band-tail model
Chuan-Zhen Zhao Bin Liu De-Yi Fu Hui Chen Ming Li Xiang-Qian Xiu Zi-Li Xie Shu-Lin Gu You-Dou Zheng
The temperature-dependent PL properties of GaN-rich In𝑥Ga1−𝑥N alloys is investigated and 𝑆-shaped temperature dependence is observed in all InGaN samples. It is found that the origin of localization effect in samples A and B are different from that in sample C. For samples A and B, In content fluctuations should be the origin of localization effect, while the localization effect can be attributed to In-rich clusters and metallic indium inclusions for sample C. In addition, the band-tail model is modified and the modified band-tail model is used to investigate the degree of localization effect in the three samples.
Volume 38 Issue 5 September 2015 pp 1285-1289
Preparation and thermal stability of nickel nanowires via self-assembly process under magnetic field
Hu Wang Ming Li Xiaoyu Li Kenan Xie Li Liao
Nickel nanowires were synthesized via a template-free method in an aqueous solution system combined with chemical reduction and magnetic field. The suitable concentration of Ni ions and reaction time were controlled in order to obtain nickel wires with uniform sizes. The products were characterized by X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy, thermogravimetry and differential scanning calorimetry. The results showed that the Ni nanowires with large aspect ratio up to 200 had uniform size and morphology, about 200 nm. Especially, it is noteworthy that the samples were stable in air when the temperature was lower than 318°C. The study would provide a facile method to prepare nickel nanowires with homogeneous diameter and high thermal stability, which could be used in catalysing CO2 hydrogenation.
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