Solvothermal Growth of Cobalt Oxide Hexagon Nanodiscs

Long Fan Wang; Zhi Jian Peng; Ming Lei; Xiu Li Fu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.512-515.166

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Solvothermal Growth of Cobalt Oxide Hexagon Nanodiscs

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In this work, cobalt oxide nanodiscs were successfully fabricated through a simple solvothermal synthesis method. The obtained cobalt hydroxide nanodiscs are of single-crystalline hexagonal structure with well-defed nanodiscs were found to have very weak magnetic properties, much weaker than its bulk cobalt oxide counterparts, which might find interesting application in special electromagnetism devices.

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Long Fan Wang, Zhi Jian Peng, Ming Lei, Xiu Li Fu

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Cobalt Oxide, Nanodiscs, Solvothermal Synthesis

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