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Synthesis and structures of morphology-controlled ZnO nano-and microcrystals

Peng et al., 2006

Document ID
12021306275761052464
Author
Peng W
Qu S
Cong G
Wang Z
Publication year
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Crystal growth & design

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Zinc oxide flower-like bunches were directly synthesized on indium-doped tin oxide (ITO) glass substrates through a simple chemical bath deposition process. By adjusting precursor concentration, other morphologies (spindles and rods) were also obtained. All of them are …
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