How we can explain the semiconducting behavior of material on the basis of SEM specifically about complexes?

Atish Krushnarao Maldhure @Atish_Maldhure

07 July 2014 1 302 Report

I have some complexes of which, I made SEM of some complexes. I wish to explain semiconducting behavior on the basis of SEM to make corelation with results obtained from electrical conductivity.

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