Zinc incorporation via the vapor−liquid−solid mechanism into InP nanowires

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2009

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van Weert, M.H.M.
Helman, A.
van den Einden, W.
Algra, R..E.
Verheijen, M.A.
Borgström, M.T.
Immink, G.
Kelly, JohnISNI 000000041942097X
Kouwenhoven, L.P.
Bakkers, E.P.A.M.

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We report the incorporation of zinc atoms into vapor−liquid−solid grown indium phosphide nanowires via a gold catalyst particle. We demonstrate this by synthesizing axial pn-junctions, chemically etching them, and fabricating electrical contacts in a vertical configuration. Electrical measurements show clear diode behavior. Control of dopant incorporation is crucial for future applications and will eventually lead to full freedom of design.

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van Weert, M H M, Helman, A, van den Einden, W, Algra, R E, Verheijen, M A, Borgström, M T, Immink, G, Kelly, J J, Kouwenhoven, L P & Bakkers, E P A M 2009, 'Zinc incorporation via the vapor−liquid−solid mechanism into InP nanowires', Journal of the American Chemical Society, vol. 131, no. 13, pp. 4578-4579.