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標題: 以水熱-化學電池法於氮化鈦膜上製備鈦酸鋇膜及其成長動力學分析
Synthesis and growth kinetics of barium titanate films by a hydrothermal-galvanic technique on TiN-coated substrate
作者: 蔡迪佑
Tsai, Di-You
關鍵字: hydrothermal;水熱法;hydrothermal-galvanic couple;barium titanate;kinetics;水熱-化學電池法;鈦酸鋇;動力學
出版社: 材料科學與工程學系所
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摘要: 
本研究是以低溫水熱-化學電池法,在具優選方向之TiN/Si上製備高方向性之鈦酸鋇薄膜。以0.5 M醋酸鋇 (Ba(CH3COO3)2) 及氫氧化鈉 (NaOH) 為反應溶液,藉由改變不同反應溫度與時間之條件,探討反應過程中電流以及鈦酸鋇生成量隨時間的變化,進而了解鈦酸鋇薄膜之成長動力學關係及反應過程中化學電池作用實際工作的情形。藉由反應期間電壓、電流之監測,可知TiN (陽極) 與白金 (陰極) 間存在一電位差,且反應過程中亦有明顯的電流變化,證實此系統確實具有化學電池機制。反應過程中電流會先升高至最大值再逐漸下降至背景值,且隨溫度上升最大電流亦隨之上升,顯示溫度越高化學電池作用越顯著。
X光繞射分析 (XRD) 結果顯示,以水熱法 (HT) 及水熱-化學電池法(HT-GC) 所製備出之立方相鈦酸鋇膜,均具有與TiN底材相同之 (111) 高優選結晶方向。由掃描式電子顯微鏡 (FE-SEM) 結果得知,經水熱-化學電池法在溫度55℃反應2小時或於80℃時反應30分鐘後,鈦酸鋇晶粒已明顯覆蓋滿TiN/Si表面,而水熱法則須於60℃反應2小時或80度℃反應1小時以上,鈦酸鋇晶粒才會漸漸覆蓋滿TiN/Si表面,故可證實以水熱-化學電池法製備鈦酸鋇膜之速率確實較水熱法來的快速。橫截面微結構變化結果顯示,以水熱法及水熱-化學電池法製備之鈦酸鋇晶粒在成核成長至一特定的厚度,即不繼續增厚,會隨反應時間增長薄膜有溶解-再結晶的現象,使膜厚反而下降,且BaTiO3與TiN界面處會變得較不平整,膜厚量測上誤差也相對較大。因此本研究計算鈦酸鋇生成量時,是取反應區域上五個代表性的位置,並將鈦酸鋇以覆蓋率方式量化,探討覆蓋比率隨溫度及時間的變化關係。
利用Johnson-Mehl-Avrami-Erofe’ev equation進行非線性迴歸分析。結果顯示水熱-化學電池法其ln k與1/T呈現非線性關係,可能是化學電池作用下與溫度效應相互影響的結果。而將水熱-化學電池法覆蓋率計算結果與對照組水熱法比較,在高溫時化學電池輔助現象較低溫時顯著,且於化學電池實際作用期間,外加化學電池效應輔助下約可增加20~65%的鈦酸鋇增加百分比;但由觀察覆蓋率數據與電流計算結果,則可發現隨溫度上升雖可增加化學電池輔助的效益,相對於整個水熱-化學電池製程中所佔的相對比例卻是逐漸減少,會從50℃時的40%下降至80℃時的20%。藉由本研究的結果將可對此新穎製程於應用上有更大的幫助。

This research is to synthesize epitaxial-like BaTiO3 films on high preferred orientation TiN/Si substrate by the hydrothermal-galvanic couple method at low temperatures (<100℃). A mixing solution of 0.5 M barium acetate (Ba(CH3COO)2) and 2 M sodium hydroxide (NaOH) was used as electrolyte. By changing the reaction of temperature and time to investigate the influence of current on the coverage of BaTiO3 with time, as to understand the growth kinetics of barium titanate and the role of the galvanic couple in this process. By measuring voltage and current during the experiment, a potential drop between TiN (anode) and platinum (cathode) was observed; apparance current changes were determinded during the reaction, which confirms the existence of galvanic-couple in this system. During the reaction current was increased to a maximum value, and then decreased to the background gradually, With the temperature increasing, the maxium of current would be raised. Indicating the galvanic couple effect at high temperature would be more significant.
XRD results reveal that both low temperature hydrothermal and hydrothermal-galvanic couple techniques could be used to successfully prepare cubic BaTiO3 films. And all of these films have the same orientation as high preferred orientation (111) TiN/Si substrate. Then the surface morphology and thickness of obtained BaTiO3 films was investigated by field-emission scanning electron microscopy. After hydrothermal-galvanic couple treatment of TiN/Si substrate at 55℃ for 2 hours or at 80℃ for 30 minutes, the BaTiO3 particles could cover over TiN/Si substrate surface. But in hydrothermal treatment should be at 60 ℃ for 2 hours or 80 ℃ more than 1 hour to cover BaTiO3 particles over TiN/Si substrate.This phenomenon comfirmed that the growth rate of BaTiO3 on TiN/Si substrate by the hydrothermal-galvanic couple technique is faster than hydrothermal technique. In cross-section thickness shows that BaTiO3 would nucleation and growth to a certain thickness, and stop to thicken. On the contrary the films would dissolve-recrystallization to decrease the films thickness, and BaTiO3/TiN interface became uneven that would make thickness hard to measure. Therefore, in this research we choose five representative positions on reaction region to calculate the BaTiO3 formation, and convert it to BaTiO3 coverage ratio. To study how BaTiO3 coverage ratio would change with temperature and time.
By using the Johnson-Mehl-Avrami-Erofe'ev equation to calculate experimental data of BaTiO3 coverage, shows the nonlinear relationship of the lnk and 1/T in hydrothermal-galvanic couple method. It may due to the galvanic couple and temperature effect. When compared the hydrothermal-galvanic couple method with hydrothermal coverage results, the galvanic couple assisted effect is more dominant than low temperature. The galvanic couple would gain 20~65% in percentage increase during the galvanic couple worked period. However, the calculated results from coverage and current reveal that the galvanic couple assisted effect would gain with increasing temperature. But relative ratio of assisted effect would decreased from 40% to 20% with temperature increasing from 50 to 80. The results of this research could have more helps in this novel technique's application.
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