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Hydrothermal Preparation of Flower-Like CuS Superstructure and its Optical Property

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The CuS flower-like superstructures were selectively and facilely synthesized by a hydrothermal method at 120 °C. The EDS, SEM, HRTEM and FFT results show that the CuS superstore has a well-defined uniform 3-dimensional flower-like morphology. These superstructures have sizes of about 500 nm and are built from several intersectional nanoplates, which have a mean length of about 500 nm and an average thickness of about 50 nm. Optical absorption spectrum of the CuS superstructure shows it has good absorption in the near-IR region and the band gap is 2.08 eV.

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Bao Rui Jia, Ming Li Qin, Ai Min Chu, Ye Liu, Qi Ping Kang, Xuan Hui Qu

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Cus Superstructure, Hydrothermal Method, Optical Property

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