Nonstoichiometric Zinc Oxide Nanorod Arrays Doped Co or Ni as Effective Antimicrobial Materials

Chang Yun Chen; Quan Zhan Chen; Mei Shi; Feng Zhou; Chun Hua; Huan Pang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.518-523.760

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Nonstoichiometric Zinc Oxide Nanorod Arrays Doped Co or Ni as Effective Antimicrobial Materials

Abstract:

Nonstoichiometric Zinc oxide (ZnO) nanorod arrays doped Co or Ni can be easily obtained by calicining soaked ZnO nanorod arrays. More importantly, the nonstoichiometric doped ZnO nanoarrays have more effective antimicrobial than pure ZnO nanoarrays, which means we can obtain a kind of promising new effective functional nanomaterials.