“…35,36 Antibacterial activity, catalysis, gas sensors, and diodes are further examples of suitable applications. [37][38][39][40] Different ZnO nanomaterial forms (such as nanorods, 41,42 nanotubes and nanowires, 43,44 nanocrystals, 45,46 nanoclusters, 47 nanofibers, 48,49 and numerous forms nanostructures) have been produced by using various methods whereas these materials revealed that different characteristics allowed for several applications to be practically produced. 50,51 As can be seen from literature, several techniques such as precipitation, 52 microwave hydrothermal, 53 sonochemical, 54,55 solvothermal, 56 chemical, 57,58 thermal treatment, 59 and sol-gel 60,61 can be used to create ZnO nanomaterials.…”