Microscopy Morphology — Application of two Cu(II)-azido based 1D coordination polymers in optoelectronic device: Structural characterization and experimental studies

Measurement evidence

Microscopy Morphology

Application of two Cu(II)-azido based 1D coordination polymers in optoelectronic device: Structural characterization and experimental studies · Mondal M., Jana S., Drew M.G.B. et al. · Polymer · 2020 · 122815

2 measurement groups · 3 results

Reported values remain attached to the sample, method, conditions, extraction quality and source location that produced them.

Field emission scanning electron microscopy

ITO/complex 1/Al thin-film Schottky device · Thin Film

Thin film morphology; Fig. 4 instrument metadata in image shows 15.00 kV, 30.00 KX magnification and 200 nm scale bar.

Geometry
thin film on ITO substrate
Context
pristine-framework thin film
Measurement source
p005-p006 · 3.5 Morphological analysis · Fig. 4a
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
complex 1 thin-film morphologyrandomly oriented flakes with individual coarse islands; porous morphology with shallow cavities; grain size not measurable due to agglomerationText
Qualitative
p005-p006 · 3.5 Morphological analysis · Fig. 4a

Field emission scanning electron microscopy

ITO/complex 2/Al thin-film Schottky device · Thin Film

Thin film morphology; Fig. 4 instrument metadata in image shows 15.00 kV, 30.00 KX magnification and 200 nm scale bar.

Geometry
thin film on ITO substrate
Context
pristine-framework thin film
Measurement source
p005-p006 · 3.5 Morphological analysis · Fig. 4b
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
complex 2 thin-film morphologyMarked as a best value within this paperuniform granular morphology throughout the substrate; compact nano bed; no pores foundText
Qualitative
p005-p006 · 3.5 Morphological analysis · Fig. 4b
complex 2 average particle sizeMarked as a best value within this paper70-80 nmrangeText
Range
p005 · 3.5 Morphological analysis · Fig. 4b