Abstract

We report simple electrochemical methods for rapid growth of freestanding wurtzite ZnO nanorods in an aqueous solution and the following fabrication of a ZnO nanorod/poly(3-methylthiophene) heterojunction light-emitting diode. The typical electroluminescence spectra obtained from this heterostructure device under forward bias show a strong ultraviolet peak and a weak visible emission. The emission of the heterostructure device is much stronger than that of the ZnO-only structure and the turn-on voltage is about 7 V.

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