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Synthesis and studies of the zinc acetate (ZA) crystal for dielectric, nano-photonics and electronic applications

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The ZA are finely full-grown by usual slow evaporation solution growing scheme and the single XRD shows the crystal size as well as the dimension of ZA. The crystal obtained is of white color crystalline precipitate. The crystal system of titled sample is monoclinic, the space group is P21/c and framework of ZA parameters are a = 15.097 Å, b = 9.238 Å, c = 4.7969 Å, and beta is 98.11°. The coated ZA is appropriately and finely used for optical-electronic practice improved results for frequency enhancing custom as the standard one more than uncoated value of diodes. Scanning electron microscope analyzed 3000 times magnified image with 10-micron length parameter. The specimen shows uniform mapping of some seed specimen. The ZA structure is explained by the effective computational method. The hardness of different scaling calculates the average value of HV index. When the load in grams increases as well as the hardness also tends to be increased, so, the ZA sample has RISE effect with n as 3.32. The photonic effective nano band gap of ZA is 5.63 eV as well the UV cut-off for nano-ZA is 220 nm; the ZA shows a bluish green light emission all the way through fluorescence; and also the elemental confirmation is done by CHNSO experimental mode analyzing particle size of 52 nm average scaling with TEM configuration.

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    V. Sathiya

  2. Department of Chemistry, A.V.V.M Sri Pushpam College (Autonomous—Affiliated to Bharathidasan University, Trichy 620 024), Thanjavur Dt, Poondi, Tamilnadu, 613 503, India

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V. Sathiya contributed to electrical analysis. K. Suganya contributed to crystal growth. K. SenthilKannan contributed to overall write up and other studies including interactions and paper responsibility. R. Manikandan analyzed structural and clone effect.

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Sathiya, V., Suganya, K., SenthilKannan, K. et al. Synthesis and studies of the zinc acetate (ZA) crystal for dielectric, nano-photonics and electronic applications. J Mater Sci: Mater Electron 33, 19514–19533 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10854-022-08787-5

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