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<strong>Poster</strong> <strong>Session</strong>, Thursday, <strong>June</strong> <strong>17</strong><br />

Theme F686 - N1123<br />

Electrical Force Microscopy and SKPM Investigations of Pb Doped CdS Films<br />

S.A. Klimova 1 , M. Arslan 2 *, S.V. Stetsyura 1 , M. Yavuz 2 , E.G. Glukhovskoy 1 , S.B. Venig 1 , Y. Elerman 2<br />

1 University of Saratov State, Department of Nano- and Biomedical Technology, 410012, Saratov, Russia<br />

2University of Ankara, Department of Engineering Physics, Faculty of Engineering, 06100 Besevler, Ankara, Turkey<br />

Abstract- The major focus of this work has been to observe structural and electrical properties of Pb doped CdS films. pH<br />

values of sub-phase can change the crystal structure. Furthermore, we found that surface potential values of these films<br />

depended on pH changing.<br />

Scanning probe microscopy methods allow the<br />

investigation of a variety of sample surface properties<br />

on a nanometer scale. As molecular electronics<br />

advance, the characterization of electrical properties<br />

becomes more and more important [1].<br />

In this study, the structural properties of<br />

monolayers with Pb inclusions which were deposited<br />

on glass with Langmuir-Schaeffer method, were<br />

observed by using SEM (Fig.1, 2) and AFM. In<br />

additionally the electrostatic properties of films were<br />

investigated in EFM and SKPM.<br />

Due to the localization of electrons in the polymer<br />

chain, changing the crystalline structure. It means that<br />

crystal forms of Pb are sensitive to pH changes. As it<br />

can be seen from Figs. 1 and 2, the structure of the LB<br />

film is significantly altered by the changes of the pH<br />

sub-phase. Clusters are received when pH of the water<br />

sub-phase is 8 and the dendrites when 3. Variations of<br />

pH are carry out for control of the surface of the<br />

material CdS. Metal ions diffuse forward into the<br />

surface of CdS by annealing process with different<br />

temperature.<br />

Figure 1. (a) SEM image, and (b) hypermapping image of<br />

dendrite<br />

Figure 3. AFM image (a) 2D (b) 3D<br />

for dendrite structure<br />

(pH: 3.0)<br />

Figure 4. AFM image (a) 2D (b)<br />

3D for cluster structure<br />

(pH: 8.0)<br />

For these films, surface potential (ΔV) values vary<br />

from 0.35 V at pH 3.0 to 0. .07 V at pH 8.0. This<br />

decrease is due to the ionization of the monolayer at<br />

the air/aqueous interface. Therefore, the pH has a<br />

substantial influence on the stability of the films.<br />

In conclusion, for CdS with Pb Langmuir-<br />

and their electrical<br />

Blodgett thin films, grain size<br />

properties effected by sub-phase either acidic medium<br />

or basic medium [2].<br />

* melike.arslan05@gmail.com<br />

[1] Macromol.Rapid Commun. 30, 1167–1<strong>17</strong>8 (2009)<br />

[2] Thin Solid Films 327–329, 56–59 (1998)<br />

Figure 2. (a) SEM image, and (b) hypermapping image of<br />

cluster<br />

In SEM images, Pb accumulations observed on the<br />

surface of films. According to AFM images, the<br />

height of the deposited pattern is about 1 μm for<br />

dendrites (Fig. 3) and 0.5 μm for clusters (Fig. 4). For<br />

dendrite structure, large grains weree formed on top of<br />

glass.<br />

6th Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Conference, zmir, <strong>2010</strong> 656

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