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The synthesis of submicrometer zinc oxide (ZnO) particles using a microwave-assisted solgel reaction in non-alcoholic solvent was investigated. ZnO particles were rapidly prepared by the microwave-assisted solgel reaction of zinc acetate dihydrate, which is an inorganic monomer, with distilled water in N,N-dimethylacetamide as a solvent. ZnO particles, which were prepared from zinc acetate dihydrate by the solgel reaction, were changed to ZnO nanowires after microwave irradiation.

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