The Effect of Sn(II) Precursor on Morphology and Surface Area of as Synthesis SnO2 Nanotube

Parnumart Choopool; Kalayanee Kooptarnond; Matthana Khangkhamano; Vishnu Rachpech

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.998.227

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The Effect of Sn(II) Precursor on Morphology and Surface Area of as Synthesis SnO₂ Nanotube

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Tin oxide nanotubes (STs) were synthesized by the hydrothermal process using manganese dioxide nanowires (MWs) as a template and followed by oxalic acid treatment. The effect of the stannous chloride concentration on the structure and crystallite size of the product were investigated. The phase composition was determined by XRD. Morphologies were revealed by FESEM and TEM. Firstly, manganese dioxide nanowires were fabricated from KMnO₄. Then_, tin oxide nanoparticles were coated on the wall surfaces of MWs templates. The template was then leached out by oxalic acid treatment. Nanotubular structure of the final product was formed by the agglomeration of the tin oxide nanoparticles coating on the template surfaces. On increasing the stannous chloride amount, crystallite size and the electrochemical properties increased, while the specific surface area decreased.

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Parnumart Choopool*, Kalayanee Kooptarnond, Matthana Khangkhamano, Vishnu Rachpech

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