2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.electacta.2010.07.073
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Effect of temperature on the growth of α-PbO2 nanostructures

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“…Lead nitrate medium is one of the most fashion media used for PbO 2 electrodeposition. Besides that, lead acetate, 39 lead methyl sulfonate, 40 lead sulfamate, 41 lead fluoroborate 42 and other media have also been reported. In present research, TiO 2 -NTs may be used in Zn electrowinning anode for the first time.…”
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“…Lead nitrate medium is one of the most fashion media used for PbO 2 electrodeposition. Besides that, lead acetate, 39 lead methyl sulfonate, 40 lead sulfamate, 41 lead fluoroborate 42 and other media have also been reported. In present research, TiO 2 -NTs may be used in Zn electrowinning anode for the first time.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Lead nitrate medium is one of the most fashion media used for PbO 2 electrodeposition. Besides that, lead acetate, 39…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…PAA has found increasing diffusion as a template for nanostructured materials [20,31,41,45,47,48], for applications in microelectronics [49,50], solar cells [30,[51][52][53], filtration [16,54,55], batteries [56][57][58][59], separation of biomolecules [60,61], catalysts [62,63], and other bio-medical sectors [64,65]. The success of PAA as the template is due to its easy dissolution after the filling up of the pores, leading to 1D parallel and perpendicular nanostructures.…”
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“…Introduction: Nanostructured copper materials have attracted much attention because of their good ductility, electrical conductivity and heat conductivity which can be used for various applications such as field emitters [1], current collectors for Li ion batteries [2], electrostatically dissipative devices [3], wire-grid polarisers [4], cooling devices [5] and interconnects [6]. Although several techniques such as photolithography and etching can fabricate these one-dimensional nanostructures, the template-assisted deposition method [7,8] is considered one of the most prominent methods because of the advantages of controllable diameter, high aspect ratio, being economical and large area. In general, anodic aluminium oxide (AAO) films [9,10] and polycarbonate membranes [11,12] were commonly used as templates for manufacturing micronanostructures.…”
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