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Morphology Control of ZnO Particles in Liquid Phase

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We realized morphology control of ZnO crystals and prepared ZnO particles with variety of shapes such as hexagonal, ellipse, two large needles with small needles and multi-needles. The morphology control was achieved by the control of super saturation degree of aqueous solutions. All of the particles showed X-ray diffraction of single ZnO phase. The control of crystal growth and particle morphology in this system would contribute to the development of future crystalline materials and devices.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 350)

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.350.3

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October 2007

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Yoshitake Masuda, Kazumi Kato

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Aqueous Solution, Morphology Control, Particle, Zinc Oxide (ZnO)

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