
NUMERICAL CALCULATION OF THE CHARGE STATE AND ELECTROSTATIC POTENTIAL OF A BINARY NANOCLUSTER STRUCTURE WITH SI2ZNS CELLS IN A CUBIC LATTICE OF CRYSTALLINE SILICON WITH A DIAMOND STRUCTURE
Author(s) -
Н. Ф. Зикриллаев,
Farhod Shakarov,
Maruf Khaqqulov
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
technical science and innovation/tehnika fanlari va innovaciâ
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2181-1180
pISSN - 2181-0400
DOI - 10.51346/tstu-01.20.3-77-0076
Subject(s) - diamond cubic , silicon , impurity , atom (system on chip) , chemical physics , lattice (music) , cluster (spacecraft) , materials science , semiconductor , crystal structure , electronic structure , molecular physics , diamond , atomic physics , crystallography , chemistry , computational chemistry , physics , optoelectronics , organic chemistry , computer science , acoustics , programming language , metallurgy , composite material , embedded system
Numerical calculation of electronic and atomic structures of complex systems of crystalline and transitional nano- and micro-sizes by using quantum physical methods will make it possible to forecast new properties of crystalline silicon with various concentrations of clusters of impurity atoms, structural arrangement at lattice sites and types of clusters. The quantum-chemical method was used to calculate the required characteristics of the cell, i.e. the charge state and electrostatic potential for the base matrix of Si (silicon) and silicon with an impurity cluster consisting of 3 tetrahedral cells type- Si2ZnS in the base lattice of Si. Calculation of the electrostatic potential of the base lattice of Si, and silicon with an impurity cluster of Si2ZnS in the Si lattice revealed a noticeable change in the potential intensity at the cell sites. In the cluster, charge transfer occurs from S (sulfur) atoms to Zn (zinc) atoms. Zn atoms at sites acquire a negative charge while S atoms acquire a positive charge. In fact, the numerical calculation confirms the hypothesis that instead of completing its structure to the most stable electronic configuration ... s2p6, in certain cases the chalcogen atom can also donate some of its electrons to form a quasi-stable configuration ... sp3.