Photoluminescent properties of porous films of TANTALUM SILICIDE (cas 12039-79-1)s
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Add time:07/27/2019 Source:sciencedirect.com
The paper reports the first results of observing the visible photoluminescence from the surface of tantalum silicide samples subjected to electrochemical anodization in HF-containing electrolyte. It is shown that at increased concentrations of HF (more than 20%) and low current densities uniform dissolution of the silicide film takes place. A lower HF concentration (10%) yields the same effect at low current densities, whereas higher currents result in formation of a porous passive anodic layer composed of silicon dioxide with small inclusions of elemental silicon and tantalum oxide. These passive layers are efficiently luminescent.
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