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Controlled Synthesis Mechanism And Characteristics Of MoSe2 By Reverse-flow Chemical Vapor Deposition

Posted on:2021-04-06Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:S Y WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2381330614453783Subject:Materials engineering
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With the intensive research of two-dimensional materials,Graphene has become a research focus due to its unique crystal structure and excellent characteristics.However,due to its extremely low switching ratio,it cannot be applied to field effect devices on a large scale.Transmission metal dichalcogenide?TMDCs?are different from graphene,whith are two-dimensional semiconductors with bandgap and have broad application prospects in the field of optoelectronics.As a member of TMDCs,molybdenum diselenide has attracted the attention of researchers due to its unique band structure,excellent electrical characteristics and other properties.However,the preparation of molybdenum diselenide with large-area,few nucleation points and good uniformity is still a huge challenge.In this paper,large-scale MoSe2 single crystals can be synthesized by controllable reverse flow CVD strategy.SEM/TEM,AFM,Raman/PL,XRD/XPS and other methods were used to characterize the physical properties.The effects of growth parameters such as growth temperature,time and flow on the quality of the samples were analyzed.Physical properties and growth mechanism of the bilayer MoSe2 with AA/AB stacking structure were systematically analyzed in the study.The main contents are as follows:?1?Controlled growth and physical properties of high-quality,large-area single-layer MoSe2.Exploratory growth of MoSe2 nanosheets and continuous films was synthesized with an improved reverse-flow device.Firstly,the effect of the time when the reverse-flow turns positive,flow,temperature,and reaction time on the quality of the growing sample were studied.Finally,the optimal growth conditions of high-quality monolayer MoSe2 were optimized.The growing samples were characterized by a variety of characterization methods,indicating that the samples grown by the reverse airflow method have a good uniformity surface,high coverage of monolayer and high crystal quality.Finally,the optoelectronic devices were prepared and their electrical properties has been tested.The non-linear light absorption experiments of MoSe2films grown on sapphire substrates were performed,which proved as-grown samples with good non-linear light absorption characteristics.This provides reference for future generations to prepare and study the growth and application of other single-layer transition metal sulfides.?2?Controlled growth and physical properties of high-quality,large-area bilayer MoSe2.The growth time of two layers of MoSe2 was accuratelly controlled for 5 minutes by multi-stage reverse-flow CVD growth method and bilayer MoSe2 in different stacking sequences can be controllably systhesized by a specific temperature programe.The AA stacking morphology appeared at 810?,the AB stacking morphology easily appeared at 860?,the growth mechanism was further explored.Then a variety of characterization methods were used to systematically characterize the growing samples.The characterization results show that the as-grown bilayer MoSe2 has excellent characteristics such as high yield and large-size area.The atomic structure,surface uniformity,and fluorescence properties of the two stacking structures were compared.Subsequently,field-effect devices were fabricated using bilayer MoSe2 with different structures?AA and AB stacking?.The differences in electrical performance between single-layer and AA,AB stacking bilayer MoSe2were compared.It can be concluded as follows:output current,ON/OFF ratio and conductivity:AA stacking bilyer MoSe2 FFT>AB stacking MoSe2 FFT>monolayer MoSe2 FFT.This provides a feasible method for the controlled growth of other bilayer transition metal sulfides.
Keywords/Search Tags:Transition metal chalcogenide, MoSe2, reverse gas flow, chemical vapor deposition, controlled growth, AA/AB stacking
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