Different ionic surfactants assisted solvothermal synthesis of zero-, three and one-dimensional nickel oxide nanostructures and their optical properties

V. Rajendran; K. Anandan

doi:10.1016/j.mssp.2015.03.058

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Different ionic surfactants assisted solvothermal synthesis of zero-, three and one-dimensional nickel oxide nanostructures and their optical properties

V. Rajendran K. Anandan

Year: 2015 Journal: Materials Science in Semiconductor Processing Vol: 38 Pages: 203-208 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.mssp.2015.03.058

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Materials science Non-blocking I/O Nanomaterials Photoluminescence Nickel oxide Band gap Nanostructure Ionic bonding Nanoparticle Oxide Nanotechnology Phase (matter) Chemical engineering Luminescence Solvothermal synthesis Optoelectronics Ion Metallurgy Catalysis

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