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| titleOfInvention | correction process of sno2 thin films doped or not with niobium |
| abstract | the use of self-organizing molecules in the correction of thin films for use in photovoltaic systems. the process of correction and improvement of the photoelectric properties of thin films of tin dioxide (sno2) doped or not using a solution of: 0.001 to 10 g of diphosphonate and 1 to 1000 ml of ethanol. sam's, from English, self-assembled monolayers, that is, self-organizing monolayers or self-organizing molecules, are organic molecules that have polar groups (positively or negatively charged) in their structure (usually at the ends) that form molecular aggregates organized, with specific affinity for a substrate. this type of molecule can be applied in protective films, control of wettability, control of friction and lubrication, adhesion, chemical anchor, to improve chemical reaction, bio-selectivity, microelectronics, non-linear optics. an example of a study of sam's applications is by scientists at wisconsin-madison university (usa), where sam's application is being incorporated into the "winchesters" lithography technique, now used worldwide, expanding its reach by incorporating them. the use of self-organizing molecules promotes the superficial correction and the improvement of the photoelectric properties of thin films of doped or not doped tin dioxide, due to the formation of a sam film, which promotes the honiogeinization of the semiconductor thin film, leading to better efficiency characteristics photovoltaic. |
| priorityDate | 2008-07-18-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date> |
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