Abstract
Silver dimetal chalcogenides ternary semiconductors are commonly obtained by complex and difficult synthetic process, such as high temperatures (~1100 K), long reaction times and mixture heterogeneity involving solid phases. Here, we present a facile aqueous synthesis route for the preparation of AgBiSe2 nanoparticles at low temperature (~373 K). The as-synthesized AgBiSe2 nanoparticles possess narrow size distribution (ca. 80 nm) and excellent light absorbance across the entire UV/Vis region. More important, AgBiSe2-based devices exhibit a reduced resistance of 0.53 Ω*m and markedly 50% improved absorption efficiency under monochromatic light after heating treatment. These results may potentially be extended for the preparation of other ternary semiconductors.
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