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METAL ORGANIC CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION OF InGaN ALLOYS ON NANOWIRE SUBSTRATES Chandrashekhar Pendyala November 2011 Rising environmental concerns due to our rising population ad energy demand along with our excessive dependence on fossil fuels has created an urgent need to find clean, renewable and carbon free source of energy. Photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting is a clean and carbon free process where hydrogen is produced from water and sunlight using a semiconductor. To date, no material has been found that meets the stringent requirements of band gap, band edge positions and stability for spontaneous water splitting. It is however possible to use two materials to meet the criteria. In this regard, InGaN alloys with indium rich composition are interesting materials. However, very little is understood about the synthesis of thick (~ 200-300 nm), single crystal InGaN layers for PEC applications. Heteroepitaxial growth of InGaN films on planar substrates induces phase segregation due to stress. Here, we proposed to investigate the role of nanowires as strain relaxing substrates to mitigate phase segregation. GaN nanowires with controlled

Metal organic chemical vapor deposition of InGaN alloys on nanowire substrates.