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In this paper, the structures of chalcogenide glasses GexGa8S92–x (x = 24%, 26.67%, 29.6%, 32% and 36%) at a fixed Ga atomic content of 8% are studied by high-resolution X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and Raman scattering spectra. In order to quantify the evolutions of the different structural units in GexGa8S92–x glasses, the number of double peaks in the Ge 3d, Ga 3d and S 2p spectra are determined by iterative fitting method, the binding energy and the full width at half maximum of each peak, and the relative ratio of the integral area of each decomposed peak to that of the whole area of the X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy are thus achieved. On the other hand, the Raman scattering spectra of GexGa8S92–x glass are decomposed into multiple Gaussians based on the structural units. We use the iterative method to simulate the position of peak center, full width at half maximum, and height of each Raman peak. By analyzing the evolution of each unit structure in the glasses, it is found that the network structure of glass network is mainly formed by S atom bridging the tetrahedral structure of GeS4 and GaS4. The S chains or rings structural units are formed in Ge24Ga8S68 glass, indicating that S atoms are in excess in the chemical composition of the glass, so there are enough S atoms around Ge and Ga atoms, forming heteropolar Ge—S and Ga—S bonds. With the gradual increase of Ge content, S chains or rings structure units rapidly disappear in Ge26.67Ga8S65.33 glass. The Ge—Ge homopolar bonds in the ethane-like structure S3Ge—GeS3 and the M—M (Ge—Ge, Ga—Ga or Ge—Ga) homopolar bonds in the S3Ge/Ga—Ga/GeS3 structure simultaneous appear in the Ge29.6Ga8S62.4 glass, and the number of structures increases gradually with the increase of Ge content. This is mainly due to the insufficient number of S atoms in the Ge-Ga-S glass. Once S atoms are lacking, the excess Ge and Ga atoms can only combine with themselves to form the homopolar bond M—M. It can be concluded below. Firstly, Ge and Ga atoms appear mainly in the form of 4-coordination, while S atoms occur mainly in the form of 2-coordination in the chalcogenide glasses of GexGa8S92–x. Secondly, the existence of M—M bond leads the nanophase to separate, and the ordering degree of glass network structure to decrease .
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Xu S W, Yang X N, Yang D X, Wang X S, Shen X 2021 Acta Phys. Sin. 70 167101Google Scholar
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[5] Kim Y, Saienga J, Martin S W 2006 J. Phys. Chem. B 110 16318Google Scholar
[6] 张兴迪, 吴越豪, 杨正胜, 戴世勋, 张培晴, 张巍, 徐铁锋, 张勤远 2016 65 144205Google Scholar
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Dai S X, Peng B, Le F D, Wang X S, Shen X, Xu T F, Nie Q H 2010 Acta Phys. Sin. 59 3547Google Scholar
[9] 任晶, 卢小送, 王鹏飞 2019 光子学报 48 1148007Google Scholar
Ren J, Lu X S, Wang P F 2019 Acta Photonica Sin. 48 1148007Google Scholar
[10] Yang Z, Wang R P, Chen Y M, Li Q L, Shen X, Xu T F 2020 Opt. Mater. 100 109677Google Scholar
[11] Ren J, Wagner T, Bartos M, Frumar M, Oswald J, Kincl M, Frumarova B, Chen G R 2011 J. Appl. Phys. 109 033105Google Scholar
[12] Golovchak R, Shpotyuk O, Kozyukhin S, Shpotyuk M, Kovalskiy A, Jain H 2011 J. Non-Cryst. Solids 357 1797Google Scholar
[13] Zhu E W, Liu Y X, Sun X, Yin G L, Jiao Q, Dai S X, Lin C G 2019 J. Non-Cryst. Solids 1 100015Google Scholar
[14] Bureau B, Troles J, Floch M L, Guenot P, Smektala F, Lucas J 2003 J. Non-Cryst. Solids 319 145Google Scholar
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[16] Pethes I, Chahal R, Nazabal V, Prestipino C, Trapananti A, Michalik S, Jóvári P 2016 J. Phys. Chem. B 120 9204Google Scholar
[17] Golovchak R, Kovalskiy A, Miller A C, Jain H, Shpotyuk O 2007 Phys. Rev. B 76 125208Google Scholar
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[19] Kondrat O, Holomb R, Csik A, Takats V, Veres M, Mitsa V 2017 Nanoscale Res. Lett. 12 149Google Scholar
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[29] Rana A, Singh B P, Sharma R 2019 J. Non-Cryst. Solids 523 119597Google Scholar
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[31] Wang X F, Gu S X, Yu J G, Zhao X J, Tao H Z 2004 J. Solid State Commun. 130 459Google Scholar
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[34] Pauling L 1960 The Nature of the Chemical Bond (Ithaca: Cornell University Press) pp113–121
[35] Xu Q, Yang X Y, Zhang M J, Wang R P 2019 Mater. Res. Express 6 085212Google Scholar
[36] Golovchak R, Nazabal V, Bureau B, Oelgoetz J, Kovalskiy A, Jain H 2018 J. Non-Cryst. Solids 499 237Google Scholar
[37] Srivastava C P, Van De Vondel D F, Van Der Kelen G P 1977 Inorg. Chim. Acta 23 L29Google Scholar
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表 1 拉曼散射光谱分峰拟合中各个结构单元的相对比例
Table 1. Relative ratio of the different structural units derived from the decomposed Raman scattering spectra.
S3Ge/Ga-Ga/GeS3
/%S3Ge-GeS3
/%Ge/GaS4
(v2)/%GeS4 (CS)
/%GeS4 (ES)
/%GaS4 (F2)
/%S3Ge-S-
GeS3
/%Sn chains
/%Ge24Ga8S68 0 0 9.43 50.76 12.79 15.31 8.89 2.82 Ge26.67Ga8S65.33 0 0 8.27 54.69 12.84 14.73 9.47 0 Ge29.6Ga8S62.4 4.98 8.52 7.48 47.36 12.22 11.21 8.23 0 Ge32Ga8S60 9.09 11.81 6.04 45.27 10.13 10.61 7.05 0 Ge36Ga8S56 15.89 13.31 4.62 43.71 8.31 9.01 5.15 0 表 2 GexGa8S92–x 玻璃的Ge 3d, Ga 3d 和S 2p 的XPS的拟合参数
Table 2. The fitting parameters for the decomposed Ge 3d, Ga 3d and S 2p spectra of GexGa8S92–x glasses.
Structural unit S-S-S S-S-Ge/Ga Ge/Ga -S-
Ge/GaGeS4 Ge-Ge/Ga-related
structureGaS4 Ga-Ge/Ga-
related
structureGe24Ga8S68 BE/eV 163.13 162.26 161.66 30.51 — 19.87 19.56 FWHM/eV 1.11 1.03 1.13 1.17 0.98 0.98 Content/% 4.98 19.17 75.85 100 72.25 27.75 Ge26.67Ga8S65.33 BE/eV — 162.13 161.58 30.44 — 19.86 19.58 FWHM/eV 1.12 1.08 1.13 1.02 1.18 Content/% 11.97 88.03 100 61.94 38.06 Ge29.6Ga8S62.4 BE/eV — 162.25 161.69 30.56 29.61 19.88 19.56 FWHM/eV 1.17 1.09 1.11 1.11 1.05 1.06 Content/% 5.54 94.46 85.41 14.59 53.41 46.59 Ge32Ga8S60 BE/eV — — 161.58 30.58 29.81 19.89 19.51 FWHM/eV 1.09 1.08 0.99 0.89 0.86 Content/% 100 80.98 19.02 44.05 55.95 Ge36Ga8S56 BE/eV — — 161.66 30.49 29.72 19.83 19.49 FWHM/eV 1.16 1.07 1.11 0.87 0.89 Content/% 100 73.26 26.74 39.53 60.47 -
[1] Wang R P 2014 Amorphous Chalcogenides: Advances and Applications (Singapore: Pan Stanford Publisher) pp178–193
[2] Tanaka K, Shimakawa K 2011 Amorphous Chalcogenide Semiconductors and Related Materials (New York: Springer International Publishing) pp115–135
[3] 许思维, 杨晓宁, 杨大鑫, 王训四, 沈祥 2021 70 167101Google Scholar
Xu S W, Yang X N, Yang D X, Wang X S, Shen X 2021 Acta Phys. Sin. 70 167101Google Scholar
[4] Choi D Y, Madden S, Rode A, Wang R P, Luther-Davies B 2007 Appl. Phys. Lett. 91 011115Google Scholar
[5] Kim Y, Saienga J, Martin S W 2006 J. Phys. Chem. B 110 16318Google Scholar
[6] 张兴迪, 吴越豪, 杨正胜, 戴世勋, 张培晴, 张巍, 徐铁锋, 张勤远 2016 65 144205Google Scholar
Zhang X D, Wu Y H, Yang Z S, Dai S X, Zhang P Q, Zhang W, Xu T F, Zhang Q Y 2016 Acta Phys. Sin. 65 144205Google Scholar
[7] 汪俊, 冯赞, 吴国林, 汪金晶, 焦凯, 王弦歌, 刘佳, 梁晓林, 徐铁松, 钟明辉, 肖晶, 赵浙明, 刘自军, 刘永兴, 王训四 2020 发光学报 41 1343Google Scholar
Wang J, Feng Z, Wu G L, Wang J J, Jiao K, Wang X G, Liu J, Liang X L, Xu T S, Zhong M H, Xiao J, Zhao Z M, Liu Z J, Liu Y X, Wang X S 2020 Chin. J. Lumin. 41 1343Google Scholar
[8] 戴世勋, 彭波, 乐放达, 王训四, 沈祥, 徐铁峰, 聂秋华 2010 59 3547Google Scholar
Dai S X, Peng B, Le F D, Wang X S, Shen X, Xu T F, Nie Q H 2010 Acta Phys. Sin. 59 3547Google Scholar
[9] 任晶, 卢小送, 王鹏飞 2019 光子学报 48 1148007Google Scholar
Ren J, Lu X S, Wang P F 2019 Acta Photonica Sin. 48 1148007Google Scholar
[10] Yang Z, Wang R P, Chen Y M, Li Q L, Shen X, Xu T F 2020 Opt. Mater. 100 109677Google Scholar
[11] Ren J, Wagner T, Bartos M, Frumar M, Oswald J, Kincl M, Frumarova B, Chen G R 2011 J. Appl. Phys. 109 033105Google Scholar
[12] Golovchak R, Shpotyuk O, Kozyukhin S, Shpotyuk M, Kovalskiy A, Jain H 2011 J. Non-Cryst. Solids 357 1797Google Scholar
[13] Zhu E W, Liu Y X, Sun X, Yin G L, Jiao Q, Dai S X, Lin C G 2019 J. Non-Cryst. Solids 1 100015Google Scholar
[14] Bureau B, Troles J, Floch M L, Guenot P, Smektala F, Lucas J 2003 J. Non-Cryst. Solids 319 145Google Scholar
[15] Nazabal V, Charpentier F, Adam J L, Nemec P, Lhermite H, Anne M L B, Charrier J, Guin J P, Moréac A 2011 Int. J. Appl. Ceram. Technol. 8 990Google Scholar
[16] Pethes I, Chahal R, Nazabal V, Prestipino C, Trapananti A, Michalik S, Jóvári P 2016 J. Phys. Chem. B 120 9204Google Scholar
[17] Golovchak R, Kovalskiy A, Miller A C, Jain H, Shpotyuk O 2007 Phys. Rev. B 76 125208Google Scholar
[18] Golovchak R, Shpotyuk O, Kozyukhin S, Kovalskiy A, Miller A C, Jain H 2009 J. Appl. Phys. 105 103704Google Scholar
[19] Kondrat O, Holomb R, Csik A, Takats V, Veres M, Mitsa V 2017 Nanoscale Res. Lett. 12 149Google Scholar
[20] Xu S W, Wang R P, Luther-Davies B, Kovalskiy A, Miller A C, Jain H 2014 J. Appl. Phys. 115 083518Google Scholar
[21] 许思维, 王丽, 沈祥 2015 64 223302Google Scholar
Xu S W, Wang L, Shen X 2015 Acta Phys. Sin. 64 223302Google Scholar
[22] Golovchak R, Calvez L, Petracovschi E, Bureau B, Savitskii D, Jain H 2013 Mater. Chem. Phys. 138 909Google Scholar
[23] Kotsalas I P, Papadimitriou D, Raptis C, Vlcek M, Frumar M 1998 J. Non-Cryst. Solids 226 85Google Scholar
[24] Wang K K, Wang W F, Lin C G, Shen X, Dai S X, Chen F F 2022 Ceram. Int. 48 11209Google Scholar
[25] Li Z B, Lin C G, Nie Q H, Dai S X 2013 J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 96 125Google Scholar
[26] Velmuzhov A P, Sukhanov M V, Tyurina E A, Plekhovich A D, Fadeeva D A, Ketkova L A, Churbanov M F, Shiryaev V S 2021 J. Non-Cryst. Solids 554 120615Google Scholar
[27] Li Z B, Lin C G, Nie Q H, Dai S X 2013 Appl. Phys. A 112 939Google Scholar
[28] Zhang W, Fu J, Shen X, Chen Y, Dai S X, Chen F, Li J, Xu T F 2013 J. Non-Cryst. Solids 377 191Google Scholar
[29] Rana A, Singh B P, Sharma R 2019 J. Non-Cryst. Solids 523 119597Google Scholar
[30] Niu L, Chen Y M, Shen X, Xu T F 2020 Chin. Phys. B 29 087803Google Scholar
[31] Wang X F, Gu S X, Yu J G, Zhao X J, Tao H Z 2004 J. Solid State Commun. 130 459Google Scholar
[32] Hannon A C, Aitken B G 1999 J. Non-Cryst. Solids 256–257 73Google Scholar
[33] Masselin P, Coq D L, Cuisset A, Bychkov E 2012 Opt. Mater. Express 2 1768Google Scholar
[34] Pauling L 1960 The Nature of the Chemical Bond (Ithaca: Cornell University Press) pp113–121
[35] Xu Q, Yang X Y, Zhang M J, Wang R P 2019 Mater. Res. Express 6 085212Google Scholar
[36] Golovchak R, Nazabal V, Bureau B, Oelgoetz J, Kovalskiy A, Jain H 2018 J. Non-Cryst. Solids 499 237Google Scholar
[37] Srivastava C P, Van De Vondel D F, Van Der Kelen G P 1977 Inorg. Chim. Acta 23 L29Google Scholar
[38] Pethes I, Nazabal V, Chahal R, Bureau B, Kaban I, Belin S, Jovari P 2016 J. Alloys Compd. 673 149Google Scholar
[39] Sun Y H, Zhang Z, Yang Z, Niu L, Wu J, Wei T X, Yan K L, Sheng Y, Wang X S, Wang R P 2021 Opt. Mater. Express 11 2413Google Scholar
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