N. Cruz Santiago, E. Ramírez Morales, T. González Sánchez, R. Castillo Palomera, L. Rojas Blanco, G. Hernández Galvez, E. Miranda Mandujano, C. Ricárdez Jiménez, A. Trujillo Narcía, Omar Sarracino Martínez
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Evolution of the Cu2ZnSnS4 phase based on the sulfurization-crystallisation duration of the CuS/SnS/ZnS stack formed by thermal evaporation
ABSTRACT Binary sulfides were deposited by sequential thermal evaporation with the stacking order glass/CuS/SnS/ZnS and subsequently subjected to a sulfurization-crystallization process, considering two thermal treatment time intervals, 5 and 20 min. The objective of implementing different annealing durations was to identify the best conditions to form CZTS films in the pure kesterite phase. After being subjected to the annealing, the films show structural characteristics of the kesterite phase. However, XRD data showed that prolonged annealing causes degradation of the kesterite phase, leading to the formation of traces of CuS and Cu5Sn2S7. The films annealed for shorter duration, in this case 5 min, present a denser and more uniform surface morphology, better degree of preferential orientation, small Urbach energy of 0.302 eV, and higher photosensitivity. The band gap of the films was 1.46 eV and 1.53 eV for annealing durations 5 and 20 min, respectively. Graphical abstract
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The Journal of Asian Ceramic Societies is an open access journal publishing papers documenting original research and reviews covering all aspects of science and technology of Ceramics, Glasses, Composites, and related materials. These papers include experimental and theoretical aspects emphasizing basic science, processing, microstructure, characteristics, and functionality of ceramic materials. The journal publishes high quality full papers, letters for rapid publication, and in-depth review articles. All papers are subjected to a fair peer-review process.