Synthesis of Silver Nanowire Using a Template Wetting Process

Jong Ho Lee; Choong Soo Chi; Han Jun Oh

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.646.72

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Synthesis of Silver Nanowire Using a Template Wetting Process

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Silver nanostructures were synthesized by a template wetting method throughout decomposition of silver acetate. The morphology and activation energy of silver nanostructures were investigated. The activation energy from silver acetate to silver particles can be evaluated by Friedman method, which is dependent of the decomposition process, and the activation energy was estimated in the range between 355 and 400 kJ/mol. The template wetting method utilizing the decomposition of silver acetate can be applied to produce a silver nanostructured material with high functional properties.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 646)

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Jong Ho Lee, Choong Soo Chi, Han Jun Oh

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Friedman Method, Nanowire, Silver Acetate, Wetting Process

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