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      Organization of anisotropic nanomaterials

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      Author
      Samuel, Hanria
      Date of Issue
      2011
      School
      School of Materials Science and Engineering
      Abstract
      Ternary nontoxic I-III-VI compound,CulnS2 has been regarded as a good candidate foe the future generation of solar harvester because of its theoretical direct band-gap that is well matched with the optimal spectral range for photovoltaic applications. Compound which is generally mentioned as CIS(Copper Indium Sulfide) also has other interesting optical properties , making it possible to be developed as lasers and light-emitting applications. Further, the anisotropic shape of its nano-crystals (NC) is the focus of this current study since it gives rise to all attractive properties of CIS. [1st Award]
      Subject
      CuInS2
      Anistropic nanocrystals
      Type
      Student Research Poster
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