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. 2007 Aug 17;317(5840):932-4.
doi: 10.1126/science.1144216.

Deep ultraviolet light-emitting hexagonal boron nitride synthesized at atmospheric pressure

Yoichi Kubota  1 , Kenji Watanabe, Osamu Tsuda, Takashi Taniguchi
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Deep ultraviolet light-emitting hexagonal boron nitride synthesized at atmospheric pressure

Yoichi Kubota et al. Science. .

Abstract

Materials emitting light in the deep ultraviolet region around 200 nanometers are essential in a wide-range of applications, such as information storage technology, environmental protection, and medical treatment. Hexagonal boron nitride (hBN), which was recently found to be a promising deep ultraviolet light emitter, has traditionally been synthesized under high pressure and at high temperature. We successfully synthesized high-purity hBN crystals at atmospheric pressure by using a nickel-molybdenum solvent. The obtained hBN crystals emitted intense 215-nanometer luminescence at room temperature. This study demonstrates an easier way to grow high-quality hBN crystals, through their liquid-phase deposition on a substrate at atmospheric pressure.

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