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 degrees C as an adjustable physical parameter. The transparent colloidal solution of titanates is clouded on th...

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Main Authors: Ahmad, MK (Author), Banu, IBS (Author), Ismail, AS (Author), Malek, MF (Author), Mamat, MH (Author), Nayan, N (Author), Rusop, M (Author), Suriani, AB (Author), Yusoff, MM (Author), Zoolfakar, AS (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: 2019
Subjects:
ANATASE
HIERARCHICAL STRUCTURES
HYDROTHERMAL METHOD
NANOWIRE ARRAYS
PHOTOCATALYTIC PROPERTIES
REACTION-TIME
RUTILE TIO2 NANORODS
SENSITIZED SOLAR-CELLS
THIN-FILMS
TUNABLE PROPERTIES INFLUENCE
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