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Highly conductive and highly textured transparent CdO films are grown from
a new MOCVD precursor Cd(hfa)(2)(TMEDA) (see Figure), which is prepared via
a straightforward aqueous route and shown to be a monomeric, volatile, air
- and thermally stable source of cadmium. XRD analysis of deposited CdO fil
ms confirms an intense (200) reflection of cubic CdO, while EDX and EELS in
dicate carbon and fluorine contamination to be below detection limits.Commu
nication: Highly conductive and highly textured transparent CdO films are g
rown from a new MOCVD precursor Cd(hfa)(2)(TMEDA) (see Figure), which is pr
epared via a straightforward aqueous route and shown to be a monomeric, vol
atile, air- and thermally stable source of cadmium. XRD analysis of deposit
ed CdO films confirms an intense (200) reflection of cubic CdO, while EDX a
nd EELS indicate carbon and fluorine contamination to be below detection li
mits.