A simple hydrothermal synthesis of flower-like ZnO microspheres and their improved photocatalytic activity

Yuxin Wang; Yiqiong Yang; Limin Xi; Xiaodong Zhang; Minghan Jia; Hongming Xu; Han-Gui Wu

doi:10.1016/j.matlet.2016.05.107

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A simple hydrothermal synthesis of flower-like ZnO microspheres and their improved photocatalytic activity

Yuxin Wang Yiqiong Yang Limin Xi Xiaodong Zhang Minghan Jia Hongming Xu Han-Gui Wu

Year: 2016 Journal: Materials Letters Vol: 180 Pages: 55-58 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.matlet.2016.05.107

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Hydrothermal circulation Materials science Photocatalysis Scanning electron microscope Methylene blue Transmission electron microscopy Chemical engineering Microsphere Hydrothermal synthesis Morphology (biology) Nanotechnology Degradation (telecommunications) Diffraction Composite material Catalysis Organic chemistry Optics Chemistry

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