Low-temperature-dependent growth of titanium dioxide nanorod arrays in an improved aqueous chemical growth method for photoelectrochemical ultraviolet sensing

Low-temperature-dependent growth of titanium dioxide nanorod arrays in an improved aqueous chemical growth method for photoelectrochemical ultraviolet sensing

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The growth of titanium dioxide nanorod arrays (TNAs) in aqueous solutions containing titanium butoxide and hydrochloric acid can be controlled by regulating the temperature from 115 to 150 °C as an adjustable physical parameter. The transparent colloidal solution of titanates is clouded on the basic...

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Main Authors: Ahmad, M.K (Author), Ismail, A.S (Author), Malek, M.F (Author), Mamat, M.H (Author), Nayan, N. (Author), Rusop, M. (Author), Shameem Banu, I.B (Author), Suriani, A.B (Author), Yusoff, M.M (Author), Zoolfakar, A.S (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Springer New York LLC 2019
Subjects:
Aqueous chemical growth
Bottles
Charge transfer
Charge transfer resistance
Colloidal solutions
Crystal qualities
Crystallite size
Electrochemistry
Growth temperature
Low growth temperature
Nanorods
Optical and electrical properties
Oxide minerals
Photoelectrochemical cells
Photoelectrochemicals
Physical parameters
Sols
Titanium dioxide
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