Abstract

A TiO2/porous silicon (PS) composite system is prepared by chemical vapor deposition. The crystal form with anatase phase of the samples is evaluated by X-ray diffraction and ultraviolet-visible (UV-vis) absorbance spectra, and the morphology with microsphere of TiO2 particles is characterized by scanning electron microscopy. The composite system formed by this technique gives a broad blue luminescence and the mechanism of photoluminescence with TiO2/PS is also discussed.

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