Optical and photocatalytic properties of chemically deposited Cux S layers

Karpov, K. A.; Markov, V. F.; Maskaeva, L. N.

doi:10.1063/5.0068948

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Title:	Optical and photocatalytic properties of chemically deposited Cux S layers
Authors:	Karpov, K. A. Markov, V. F. Maskaeva, L. N.
Issue Date:	2021
Publisher:	American Institute of Physics Inc.
Citation:	Karpov, KA, Markov, VF & Maskaeva, LN 2021, Optical and photocatalytic properties of chemically deposited Cux S layers. в GV Zyryanov, S Santra & OS Taniya (ред.), Modern Synthetic Methodologies for Creating Drugs and Functional Materials, MOSM 2020: Proceedings of the IV International Conference., 040013, AIP Conference Proceedings, Том. 2388, American Institute of Physics Inc., 4th International Conference on Modern Synthetic Methodologies for Creating Drugs and Functional Materials, MOSM 2020, Yekaterinburg, Российская Федерация, 16/11/2020. https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0068948 Karpov, K. A., Markov, V. F., & Maskaeva, L. N. (2021). Optical and photocatalytic properties of chemically deposited Cux S layers. в G. V. Zyryanov, S. Santra, & O. S. Taniya (Ред.), Modern Synthetic Methodologies for Creating Drugs and Functional Materials, MOSM 2020: Proceedings of the IV International Conference [040013] (AIP Conference Proceedings; Том 2388). American Institute of Physics Inc.. https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0068948
Abstract:	Thin films and layers of copper sulfide with CuxS composition were obtained by chemical deposition from aqueous medium on substrates of matted and unmatted quartz. Using scanning electron microscopy and EDX analysis, the features of the morphology and composition of layers on different substrates were revealed. An excess of copper was found in the semiconductor layer. For the films grown on unmatted quartz, the transmission spectra were determined, as well as the optical band gap by processing the Tauc equation. The layers deposited on matted quartz were investigated for photocatalytic activity by oxidation in their presence of hydroquinone under the action of UV radiation. © 2021 Author(s).
Keywords:	ACETYLCHOLINE ACTIN–MYOSIN INTERACTION LEFT AND RIGHT ATRIA PHOSPHORYLATION OF SARCOMERIC PROTEINS SARCOMERE SHORTENING SINGLE CARDIOMYOCYTES [CA2+]I TRANSIENTS ACETYLCHOLINE ACTINS ANIMALS HEART ATRIA MYOCYTES, CARDIAC MYOSIN LIGHT CHAINS RATS SARCOMERES ACETYLCHOLINE CALCIUM CHANNEL CARDIAC MYOSIN F ACTIN MYOSIN HEAVY CHAIN TROPONIN TROPONIN I ACETYLCHOLINE ACTIN MYOSIN LIGHT CHAIN ACTIN MYOSIN INTERACTION ACTION POTENTIAL ANIMAL EXPERIMENT ANIMAL MODEL ARTICLE CALCIUM HOMEOSTASIS CARDIAC MUSCLE CELL CELL VIABILITY CHOLINERGIC SYSTEM CONTROLLED STUDY DEPOLARIZATION HEART ATRIUM HEART FUNCTION HEART MUSCLE CONTRACTILITY KINETICS LIGHT CHAIN MALE NONHUMAN PROTEIN FUNCTION PROTEIN PURIFICATION RAT SARCOMERE LENGTH VAGUS NERVE STIMULATION WHOLE CELL PATCH CLAMP ANIMAL CARDIAC MUSCLE CELL HEART ATRIUM METABOLISM SARCOMERE
URI:	http://elar.urfu.ru/handle/10995/132438
Access:	info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess cc-by
Conference name:	16 November 2020 through 20 November 2020
Conference date:	4th International Conference on Modern Synthetic Methodologies for Creating Drugs and Functional Materials, MOSM 2020
SCOPUS ID:	85120416061
WOS ID:	000896537100001
PURE ID:	3bcb8846-171d-401e-9d49-39e200697c4c 29064762
ISSN:	0094-243X
ISBN:	978-073544142-2
DOI:	10.1063/5.0068948
Sponsorship:	Institute of Immunology and Physiology Ural State Medical University, (122022200089-4) The study was supported by State Program No 121040500248-7 (Ural State Medical University) and State Program No 122022200089-4 (Institute of Immunology and Physiology). The work was performed using the equipment of the Shared Research Center of Scientific Equipment of Institute of Immunology and Physiology.
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