Single source metalloorganic precursors to type II-VI semiconductors
AssigneeRutgers, The State University of New Jersey
InventorsJohn Brennan, Yifeng Cheng
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AssigneeRutgers, The State University of New Jersey
InventorsJohn Brennan, Yifeng Cheng
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The present invention relates a precursor metal organic compound of the formula: 2-NR-Q-M-A wherein M is selected from the Group IIb elements of Zinc, Cadmium, of Mercury; A is selected from R: Amide, alkyl having from 1 to 20 carbon atoms, aryl, substituted aryl, or -Q'-2-NR'L2 wherein L is selected from nothing or a Lewis base ligand, Q and Q' are each independently selected from Group VIa elements of sulfur, selenium, or tellurium; and 2-NR and 2-NR" are each independently selected from N-heterocyclic aryl or its derivatives. In a preferred embodiment, A is -Q'-2-NR' and L is nothing, especially wherein 2-NR=2-NR', Q=Q'. Methods of producing these compounds are also disclosed. These precursor materials provide in a single compound the binary, tertiary, or quaternary metals in a ratio to each other that is controllable by a discerning choice of metal atoms and organic constituents. The metal alloys are useful in a variety of electronic applications, particularly in semiconductors.
A single source II-VI semiconductor precursor of the formula:
A process for the production of a metal organic compound of the formula:
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