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Europium sulphide (EuS) thin films are successfully deposited on non-conductive
bare silicon glass substrates by spray pyrolysis technique at various precursor volume
proportions of europium chloride and thaiocatamide. The films were studied by XRD, SEM
and UV-Visible spectrometry. The effect of varying precursor volume proportions was
studied on morphological and optical properties. The XRD conformed polycrystalline nature.
Study enlights the foremost impact of precursor volume proportions on morphological and
optical properties.
Keywords: EuS; thin films; spray pyrolysis; volume proportion; XRD |
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