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Organic Thin Films Characterization

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the organic materials

a)

Small molecule

b)

Polymer

c)

Both

2.

What is OLED?

a)

Organic Layer Enginering Diagram

b)

Organic Light Emitting Devices

c)

Organic Light Emitting Diodes

3.

What is exciton?

a)

Electron charges

b)

Pair of hole-electron charges

c)

Hole charges

4.

Converting photon/light to energy are mechanism for....

a)

Solar Cells

b)

Light emitting diodes

c)

Photo diode

5.

What are advantages of organic electronics

a)

Low cost

b)

Flexible & robust

c)

Biodegradable

d)

All of the above

6.

For the discovery of "conductive polymer", Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2000 were awarded to;

a)

Alan J Heeger

b)

Alan G McDiarmid

c)

Hideki Shirakawa

d)

All of the above

7.

What are basic structures for organic solar cell?

a)

Single layer

b)

Bilayer

c)

Bulk Heterojunction

d)

Ordered bulk heterojunction

8.

By using AFM, what mode can be use to characterized the bulk heterojunction thin film in solar cell

a)

Morphology

b)

Phase Modulation

c)

All of the above

9.

What is HOMO

a)

hole occupied molecular orbital

b)

high occupied molecular orbital

c)

low occupied molecular orbital

10.

What are the process when light/photon illuminate the thin films

a)

Reflectance

b)

Transmittance

c)

Absorbance

d)

All of the above

11.

What are the use of absorbance

a)

Calculate band gap

b)

Determine substance in sample

c)

Determine optical constant

d)

All of the above

12.

What are the parameter in material that determine the solar cell efficiency

a)

Transmittance

b)

Absorbance

c)

Reflectance

13.

What are the emission probability in photoluminescence

a)

20-25%

b)

30-35%

c)

55-60%

d)

75-80%

14.

In photoluminescence process, what will happen when the organic material absorb the light/photon

a)

formation of exciton

b)

electron excited so trilet excited state

c)

electron excited so singlet excited state

15.

What is LUMO

a)

hole occupied molecular orbital

b)

low unoccupied molecular orbital

c)

low occupied molecular orbital

16.

What are advantages of AFM compare to SEM

a)

particle size measurement

b)

provide 3D morphology

c)

provide material element

17.

What is the Field Effect Transistor Functions

a)

To control the flow of an electrical current (rectifier)

b)

To turn on/off electrical current (switch)

c)

To magnify current/voltage (amplifier)

d)

All of the above

18.

In cyclic voltammetry, oxidation offset are equal to

a)

HOMO

b)

LUMO

c)

Band gap

19.

What type of current generated by solar cells?

a)

DC

b)

AC

c)

None of all above

20.

What are the use of photoluminescence

a)

to determine the material substance/concentration

b)

to determine the band gap

c)

to predict the light emission wavelength

21.

HOMO are equivalent to

a)

conduction band

b)

valence band

c)

band gap

22.

In AFM, the atomic-resolution imaging can be achived by

a)

Force Modulation Mode

b)

STM mode

c)

Condcutive Mode

23.

Band gap are equal to

a)

HOMO

b)

LUMO

c)

Value Difference between HOMO and LUMO

24.

In cyclic voltammetry, reduction offset are equal t

a)

HOMO

b)

LUMO

c)

Band gap

25.

LUMO are equivalent to

a)

conduction band

b)

valence band

c)

band gap

26.

Work function are important as it will influence the performance of our device due to the injection barrier. What are the mode in AFM that can be use to measure the work function

a)

Tapping Mode

b)

Kelvin Probe Mode

c)

Contact Mode

27.

What are the component for cyclic voltammetry

a)

Counter electrode

b)

Reference electrode

c)

Working electrode

d)

Analyte

e)

All of the above

28.

What are the layer for basic OLED

a)

emitting layer

b)

electrode for hole injection

c)

electrode for electron injection

d)

all of the above

29.

In OLED, what is the cathode characteristic

a)

Low work function

b)

Transparent

c)

High work function

30.

The first OLED was introduced by

a)

Alan J Heeger & Hideki Shirakawa

b)

Alan G McDiarmid & Hideki Shirakawa

c)

Chin Tang & Van Slyke