Technical Study on Microwave Method for the Preparation of Flower-Like ZnO

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Flower-like ZnO was prepared by using ZnCl2 and NH3·H2O as starting materials employing a simple microwave synthesis method. The result shows that flower-like ZnO microcrystal is obtained with 15mL NH3·H2O dropped into ZnCl2 solution and microwave power of 240W for 20 mins simultaneously. Microstructure and surface morphology were investigated in detail by XRD, SEM. The XRD pattern shows, as-prepared ZnO particles are highly crystallized with a wurtzite structure, SEM result demonstrates that flower structure is closely composed of petaloid unit and consists of a series of the bottom thick and top thin nanorods. By researching on PL properties of ZnO, PL spectra shows it has three emission peaks. Then approximate analysis of the causes of every emission peak was made. A simple analysis of growth mechanism was also made in theory finally.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 750-752)

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344-347

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August 2013

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