ArticleNanomaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Observation of Direct and Indirect Effects of Surface Stabilizer on the Attenuation Coefficient of CdTe Nanoplatelet Films.
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Absorption spectra are widely used in laboratory practice to measure the content of a great variety of colloidal semiconductor nanocrystals. In the case of atomically thin nanoplatelets, only CdSe has been studied enough to allow such quantification, while CdTe nanoplatelets-a promising material for photodetection-are understudied in this regard. In this work, a powerful combination of total XRF spectroscopy, absorption spectroscopy and profilometry was employed for thin films to extract the absorption coefficient values. The morphology and surface composition of nanoplatelets were studied with TEM and IR spectroscopy. The molar absorption coefficient of oleate-terminated CdTe nanoplatelets at the first optical transition was measured at about 5 × 10
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