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Improvement of transparent conducting performance on oxygen-activated fluorine-doped tin oxide electrodes formed by horizontal ultrasonic spray pyrolysis …

Koo et al., 2017

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15360608012238173729
Author
Koo B
Oh D
Riu D
Ahn H
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ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces

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In this study, highly transparent conducting fluorine-doped tin oxide (FTO) electrodes were fabricated using the horizontal ultrasonic spray pyrolysis deposition. In order to improve their transparent conducting performances, we carried out oxygen activation by adjusting the ratio …
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