Self-assembled hierarchical flowerlike ZnO architectures and their gas-sensing properties

Xianghong Liu; Jun Zhang; Taili Yang; Liwei Wang; Yan‐Fei Kang; Shurong Wang; Shihua Wu

doi:10.1016/j.powtec.2011.10.032

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Self-assembled hierarchical flowerlike ZnO architectures and their gas-sensing properties

Xianghong Liu Jun Zhang Taili Yang Liwei Wang Yan‐Fei Kang Shurong Wang Shihua Wu

Year: 2011 Journal: Powder Technology Vol: 217 Pages: 238-244 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.powtec.2011.10.032

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Calcination Scanning electron microscope Thermogravimetric analysis Chemical engineering Hydrothermal circulation Gravimetric analysis Materials science Differential thermal analysis Adsorption Specific surface area Desorption Base (topology) Diffraction Nanotechnology Chemistry Organic chemistry Catalysis Composite material Optics

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