Shape-Controlled Synthesis and Pattern Recognition of Dendritic Co₃O₄ Superstructures

Abstract:

In this paper, the optimal projection recognition (OPR) developed in our lab has been used to find the regularities of forming dendritic Co₃O₄ superstructures. The criteria for predicting dendritic Co3O4 superstructures can be obtained by using OPR method among different kinds of pattern recognition diagrams. The new samples predicted to be dendritic Co₃O₄ superstructures were designed by using the inverse projection based on the OPR method. The predicted results agreed well with our experiments. Therefore, the work presented is very useful not only inthe shape-controlled synthesis of dendritic Co₃O4 superstructures but also in materials design of other nanomaterials.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 652-654)
• Pages: 352-355
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.652-654.352
• Online since: January 2013
• Authors: Mi Lin Wu, Liang Miao Zhang, Tian Hong Gu, Na Qian, Wen Jing Ma, Wen Cong Lu
• Keywords: Dendritic Co₃O₄ Superstructures, Materials Design, Optimal Projection Recognition Method, Pattern Recognition, Shape-Controlled Synthesis

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