In Situ Mechanical Property Measurement of Titania Nanowires

Ming Chang; Juti Rani Deka; Chia Hung Lin; Chin Chung Chung

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.437.66

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Motif Parameters Based Characterization of Line Edge Roughness of a Nanoscale Grating Structure
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Fabrication of Large Grating by Monitoring the Latent Fringe Pattern
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Design and Analysis of a 6-DOF Monolithic Nanopositioning Stage
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In Situ Mechanical Property Measurement of Titania Nanowires
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Computed Tomography for Application in Manufacturing Metrology
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Achieving Traceability of Industrial Computed Tomography
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Development of Innovative Fringe Locking Strategies for Vibration-Resistant White Light Vertical Scanning Interferometry (VSI)
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In Situ Mechanical Property Measurement of Titania Nanowires

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One-dimensional (1D) nanostructure such as nanowires (NWs), nanobelts and nanorods have attracted tremendous attention in recent years due to their exceptional micro-structural properties and novel potential applications. In the present investigation, titania (TiO2) nanowires are synthesized by microwave hydrothermal process (MHP) treating TiO2 nano powder with NaOH inside a microwave oven for 5h at 210°C and 350W. The mechanical properties of as synthesized TiO2 nanowires are determined by bending it with a nanomanipulator inside a scanning electron microscope (SEM). Young’s moduli of the nanowires are measured to be approximately 11.870.923GPa.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 437)

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Ming Chang, Juti Rani Deka, Chia Hung Lin, Chin Chung Chung

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Bending, Microwave Hydrothermal Process, Nanowire, Titania, Young's Modulus

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