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Controlled Aqueous Chemical Growth of Oriented Three-Dimensional Crystalline Nanorod Arrays: Application to Iron(III) Oxides

Ulf Anders Hagfeldt
2001
Journal paper

Abstract

The prepn. of large arrays of iron oxide (α-Fe2O3) and iron oxyhydroxide (β-FeOOH) as monodisperse perpendicular single-cryst. nanorods grown directly onto a polycryst. (or single-cryst.) substrate from an aq. soln. of ferric salts, without any template, membrane nor surfactant is described.

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