Using indium as catalyst for growth and simultaneously as doping source, ordered arrays of n-type ZnO single crystal nanorods have been perpendicularly grown on p-GaN∕Al2O3 substrates with a vapor phase transport growth method. The low temperature photoluminescence measurements of the n-ZnO nanorods show dominant In-related neutral donor bound exciton emission in the ultraviolet region. Electrical transport measurements performed on single n-ZnO nanorods yield resistances of about 50–200kΩ and a typical specific resistivity of 2.0×10−2Ωcm. The resistivity is one order of magnitude reduced by introducing In compared to the nominally undoped ZnO nanorods.
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