Abstract

Specific features in the optical absorption spectra and capacitance-voltage characteristics of SnO2−x nanolayers have been observed. These features are determined by the surface and intergranular states of Sn2+ ions, which appear due to the oxygen deficit and form localized states in the bandgap of SnO2−x. The observed dimensional effect in SnO2−x nanolayers is manifested by an increase in their bandgap width as compared to that in the bulk SnO2.

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