Title: Synthesis of single-crystalline hollow
1Synthesis of single-crystalline hollow ß-FeOOH
nanorods via a controlled imcomplete-reaction
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2Abstract
- Single-crystalline ß-FeOOH hollow nanorods have
been synthesized though a two-step route. The
formation process of hollow space is from inside
to outside.
3- Recently, much effort has been devoted to
synthesis of hollow inorganic materials because
of their low density and high surface area
compared with bulk materials. These materials may
be find a wide range of potential applications in
many areas, such as catalysts, potential drug
carriers, coatings, low-density materials and
nano-reactor.Many hollow inorganic materials
including metals, non-oxides and metal oxides
have been synthesized.
4- The general approach for synthesizing such
materials is based on the use of hard-template or
soft-template such as polystyrene beads, colloid
particles, emulsions, vesicles and droplets.
Moreover, most of products are polycrystalline
submicrometer spheres aggregated of
nanoparticles. To my best knowledge,only several
non-sphere and single-crystalline hollow
structures have been prepared.
5- In this paper, we present a novel selftemplate
route for fabricating single-crystalline ß-FeOOH
hollow nanorods with length in the range of
70-110 nm and width in the range of 20-30 nm.
Hollow cavitys will be gained by controlling the
degree of the phase transition from Fe(OH)3 to
ß-FeOOH and the Ostwald ripening process
happening at the interior of nanorods.
6Ostwald ripening process
- Many small crystals form in a system initially
but slowly disappear except for a few that grow
larger, at the expense of the small crystals. The
smaller crystals act as "nutrients" for the
bigger crystals. As the larger crystals grow, the
area around them is depleted of smaller crystals
7Explanation for the occurrence of Ostwald
ripening
- Larger crystals are more energetically favored
than smaller crystals. While the formation of
many small crystals is kinetically favored, (i.e.
they nucleate more easily) large crystals are
thermodynamically favored. Small crystals have a
larger surface area to volume ratio than large
crystals. Molecules on the surface are
energetically less stable than the ones already
well ordered and packed in the interior. Large
crystals, with their greater volume to surface
area ratio, represent a lower energy state. Thus,
many small crystals will attain a lower energy
state if transformed into large crystals and this
is what we see in Ostwald ripening.
8Pictorial example of crystal ripening from a
precipitate
Day 6. A single crystal has appeared in the
precipitate. The precipitate feeds the growth of
the crystal and a zone of depletion appears
around the crystal as it grows. This depletion
zone looks like a halo around the crystal.
9Day 10
10Day 13
11Day 16
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2mLCS??15mL0.3mol/L FeCl3??15mL???0.408g??82?2h
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- (1)XRDRigaku D/max-?A200,CuKa,
- (2)TEM JEM-100CXII, ????80kV
- (3)HRTEM Technai F30, ????300kV
- (4)FT-IR Bio-Rad model FTS-165 IR ?????
- (5)TGA Mettler Toledo SDTA851e, N2, ????20?/min
14?????????,???Fe(OH)3????????-?????????ß-FeOOH???
15- ?????180???2h?,??????Fe(OH)3???,????????????
Ostwald????,??????????????????????
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- ??????????ß-FeOOH????????????????????,??????????,?
????????? - ??????????????????????????????????????????????????
?,????????a-Fe2O3
18Templates for Synthesizing Nanoparticles
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Carbon Nanotube
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- ???????????????SDS????????SDBSAOT
- ??????????????????CTAB
- ????????Triton-X t-octyl-(OCH2CH2)xOH,
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27Redox synthesis by NiSO4 and NaH2PO2 in
cyclohexane-water-polyglycol emulsion system
28?Fe3?Fe2?????????????SDS??,??????????????????,??
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?FeOOH,???????Fe2O3?
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FeOOH
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Fe2O3
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- Shape control and associated magnetic properties
of spinel cobalt ferrite nanocrystals - JACS 2004, 102, 126, 6164-6168
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- ??????????????,?????????????,?????????5nm??CoFe2O4
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- 2mmol Co(acac)2,40mL???,20mmol 1,2-??????,10mL??,1
8mL?????????140?,?????4mmol Fe(acac)3?30mL????????
???????260?,????30min???,?????,????,????,??5nm???
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- ?100mg????????,??1mmol Co(acac)2?2mmol
Fe(acac)3?10mmol 1-????5mL???5mL????????????,??10
15?/min?????260????30min????,???????????,?????8nm?
?CoFe2O4?
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??????????????????????????????????????,?????CoFe
2O4?????????????????????????????????????????????
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- Unidirectionally Aligned Copper Hydroxide
Crystalline Nanorods from - Two-Dimensional Copper Hydroxy Nitrate
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- ?????????????1D Cu(OH)2???????????????Mg(OH)2?????
??,???????OH-?NO3-?????2D???Cu2(OH)3NO3?NaOH??????
???,????1D???Cu(OH)2?
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R. Xu, H. C. Zeng, Chem. Mater., 2003, 15,
2040-2048
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- ?2.5g????Cu2(OH)3NO3???????,????2mol/L?NaOH??,????
,???,????????48h,???????,??????????????,35?????,??
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41??????????????????????????Cu(OH)2??,?JCPDS??13-420
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42- FTIR???????Cu2(OH)3NO3?????Cu(OH)2??b?,700cm-1????
????Cu-O??,?3303?3567cm-1?????OH-??????,?a??NO3-??
???1340cm-1???????b???,??NO3-???OH-???
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- ?????-??????Eu2O3??? JACS 2004,126,5976-5977
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- ?????????????0.01mol/L??,??????????????,??Eu/??1/
20???????????,????????????80???72h?????,??????,???
150???1??,????700???10???
46????????Philips Xpert PRO ??????,???????Eu2O3,???
?a1.085nm,?JCPDS???86-2476??? ??????????????,????
???,Eu?O??????????23?
47The function of the Al2O3 template
48???Eu2O3?????????,???????????,??????????,???5080n
m,???????????????????,???????????Eu2O3????TEM?????
?????70nm,???5nm?
49TEM???????????????,????????????????Eu2O3??,??(222)
??????,???????????????????????HRTEM????b