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Bulk-quantity Si nanowires synthesized by SiO sublimation

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High-purity Si nanowires in bulk-quantity have been grown from SiO in a high-temperature tube furnace. Thermal sublimation of SiO powders produced SiO vapor, which was transported and deposited on the inner wall of the tube at approximately 930 °C. We proposed that the SiO deposit underwent a disproportionation reaction to form nanowires containing Si and SiO2. Each wire consisted of a single crystalline Si core and an oxide sheath, 6-28 nm in diameter and up to 1 mm in length. This work gave strong support to the recently proposed oxide-assisted growth mechanism. The yield of Si nanowires increased with sublimation temperature and pressure. Under suitable deposition conditions, Si nanowire growth rate of more than 10 mg/h could be routinely obtained.

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Journal of Crystal Growth

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