Abstract
AbstractTin monoselinide thin films were obtained by solid state reaction in vacuum. They were characterised by X‐ray diffraction and subjected to resistivity and optical absorbance measurements. The data were analysed for obtaining activation energy and band gap. The effects of varying deposition parameters were studied. These films are concluded to be superior to those obtained directly from the compound semiconductor.
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