A novel method for the preparation of inorganic sulfides and selenides. I. binary materials and group II–VI phosphors.
11 November 2000
Abstract
A novel method for the synthesis of a wide range of metal sulfides and selenides is described. Polysulfide solutions formed by the dissolution of sulfur in hydrazine monohydrate have been shown to contain the hexasulfide and tetrasulfide anions. The action of these solutions, or their selenium analogues, with a range of transition and main group metal salt solutions yields a precipitate, which after firing at an elevated temperature, forms a crystalline metal sulfide or selenide. This method of preparing metal chalcogenides has been extended to some group II–VI phosphors with promising luminescent properties.
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Citation
Davies, D.A., Vecht, A., Silver, J., Marsh, P.J. and Rose, J.A., 2000. A novel method for the preparation of inorganic sulfides and selenides. I. binary materials and group II–VI phosphors. Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 147(2), pp.765-771.
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