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Philosophical Magazine
Volume 87, Issue 14-15, 2007
Growth of self-assembled ZnO nanowire arrays
Abstract
This paper reports on ZnO nanowires arrays synthesized using Sn as a catalyst. The Sn particles were produced from the reduction of SnO2 powders via a vapour-solid growth process. Control of growth conditions led to the formation of ZnO nanowire arrays, radial nanowire ‘flowers’ and uniaxial fuzzy nanowires. ZnO nanowire–nanobelt junctions were also grown by changing the growth direction. As-grown nanowire arrays could be fundamental materials for investigating physical and chemical properties at nano-scale dimensions.
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- Available online: 22 Jun 2007
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- a School of Materials Science and Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, GA 30332-0245, Atlanta, USA
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