An x-pes study of the semiconductor-metal transition in NbO2

G. Thornton; A. F. Orchard; Cnr Rao

doi:10.1016/0375-9601(75)90179-6

An x-pes study of the semiconductor-metal transition in NbO2

Physics Letters A 54(3): 235-236

Article 1975 English

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Marked changes in the Nb4d band in the X-ray photo-electron spectrum accompany the semiconductor-metal transition in NbO2. The Nb4d band progressively shifts towards the O2p band with increase in temperature.

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