I am seeking recommendations for reliable sources providing comprehensive and up-to-date band gap values of semiconductor metal oxides and their composites. If anyone could suggest reputable databases, journals, or materials repositories that specialize in offering accurate information on the electronic properties of these materials, it would be greatly appreciated
Here are some websites to check out:
Materials Project: An open-access database providing information on material properties, including electronic structure. It uses high-throughput computing to derive properties from first principles calculations.Inorganic
Crystal Structure Database (ICSD): A comprehensive database for inorganic crystal structures, which can be used to find information on the crystallography and electronic properties of semiconductor metal oxides.
Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre (CCDC): Offers a wealth of information on crystal structures, which can be useful for understanding the properties of semiconductor materials.
American Mineralogist Crystal Structure Database: This database provides detailed crystallographic data on minerals, which includes a number of metal oxides.
Journals like 'Journal of Applied Physics', 'Physical Review Materials', and 'Advanced Functional Materials'...
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST): NIST provides a variety of databases on material properties, including the NIST Chemistry WebBook which can offer insights into some material properties.
Dear Yasmi,
you will find at least some information in the papers available freely at:
https://oatao.univ-toulouse.fr/769/2/Barnabe_769.pdf
https://oatao.univ-toulouse.fr/14009/1/barnabe_14009.pdf
https://hal.science/hal-02007872v1
Best regards.
Philippe.
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