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Experimental CharacterizationComputational DFTComputed Band StructureEach sample groups how it was prepared, characterized, and measured. Click a card to expand.
1 preparation4 characterizations4 properties3 figures
1 preparation4 characterizations5 properties3 figures
| Type | Label | Value | Material | Sample | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Absorption Onset | absorption onset | 2.77eV | — | |||
| Absorption Peak | dominant absorption peak | 3.7eV | — | |||
| Band Gap | fundamental indirect band gap | 0.92eV | — | |||
| Band Gap | direct band gap | 1.75eV | — | |||
| Absorption Onset | absorption onset | 1eV | — | |||
| Band Gap | direct band gap at Gamma | 0.26eV | — | |||
| Absorption Peak | dominant absorption peak | 2eV | — | |||
| Absorption Onset | absorption onset | 2eV | — | |||
| Absorption Onset | direct-gap onset not detectable above noise | 0.3eV | — |
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Each sample groups how it was prepared, characterized, and measured. Click a card to expand.
1 preparation4 characterizations4 properties3 figures
1 preparation4 characterizations5 properties3 figures
| Type | Label | Value | Material | Sample | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Absorption Onset | absorption onset | 2.77eV | — | |||
| Absorption Peak | dominant absorption peak | 3.7eV | — | |||
| Band Gap | fundamental indirect band gap | 0.92eV | — | |||
| Band Gap | direct band gap | 1.75eV | — | |||
| Absorption Onset | absorption onset | 1eV | — | |||
| Band Gap | direct band gap at Gamma | 0.26eV | — | |||
| Absorption Peak | dominant absorption peak | 2eV | — | |||
| Absorption Onset | absorption onset | 2eV | — | |||
| Absorption Onset | direct-gap onset not detectable above noise | 0.3eV | — |
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Each sample groups how it was prepared, characterized, and measured. Click a card to expand.
1 preparation4 characterizations4 properties3 figures
1 preparation4 characterizations5 properties3 figures
| Type | Label | Value | Material | Sample | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Absorption Onset | absorption onset | 2.77eV | — | |||
| Absorption Peak | dominant absorption peak | 3.7eV | — | |||
| Band Gap | fundamental indirect band gap | 0.92eV | — | |||
| Band Gap | direct band gap | 1.75eV | — | |||
| Absorption Onset | absorption onset | 1eV | — | |||
| Band Gap | direct band gap at Gamma | 0.26eV | — | |||
| Absorption Peak | dominant absorption peak | 2eV | — | |||
| Absorption Onset | absorption onset | 2eV | — | |||
| Absorption Onset | direct-gap onset not detectable above noise | 0.3eV | — |
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1 preparation4 characterizations4 properties3 figures
1 preparation4 characterizations5 properties3 figures
| Type | Label | Value | Material | Sample | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Absorption Onset | absorption onset | 2.77eV | — | |||
| Absorption Peak | dominant absorption peak | 3.7eV | — | |||
| Band Gap | fundamental indirect band gap | 0.92eV | — | |||
| Band Gap | direct band gap | 1.75eV | — | |||
| Absorption Onset | absorption onset | 1eV | — | |||
| Band Gap | direct band gap at Gamma | 0.26eV | — | |||
| Absorption Peak | dominant absorption peak | 2eV | — | |||
| Absorption Onset | absorption onset | 2eV | — | |||
| Absorption Onset | direct-gap onset not detectable above noise | 0.3eV | — |
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