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The electronic stopping power of self-irradiated molybdenum in different charge states
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Abstract
Molybdenum is not only an excellent photovoltaic material but also a crucial component in semiconductors. However, its high bandgap restricts its application in optoelectronic devices. This limitation arises primarily because the energy barrier between photogenerated electron-hole pairs cannot be directly overcome by sunlight. Self-irradiation can overcome these barriers, allowing efficient separation of photogenerated electrons and holes, making molybdenum an excellent light-absorbing material. By altering the charge state of molybdenum-based materials, their light absorption can be adjusted. This project aims to systematically study the optical properties and electronic stopping power of molybdenum-based materials in different charge states through theoretical calculations and experiments.
Keywords
Different charge states, Self-irradiated molybdenum, Electronic stopping power.
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Wang,Y. (2024). The electronic stopping power of self-irradiated molybdenum in different charge states. Applied and Computational Engineering,70,123-127.
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