2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.matlet.2008.10.008
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Microwave-assisted synthesis and characterization of flower shaped zinc oxide nanostructures

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“…Nowadays, a new method -microwave-assisted synthesis -is being used for the synthesis of nanomaterials. Due to this method's unique features, such as short reaction time, enhanced reaction selectivity, energy saving, and high reaction rate, 42,43 its use has been rapidly increasing. [43][44][45][46][47] Microwave heating not only reduces the chemical reaction times by several orders of magnitude but also suppresses side reactions, and thus improves the yield and reproducibility of a specific synthesis protocol.…”
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“…Nowadays, a new method -microwave-assisted synthesis -is being used for the synthesis of nanomaterials. Due to this method's unique features, such as short reaction time, enhanced reaction selectivity, energy saving, and high reaction rate, 42,43 its use has been rapidly increasing. [43][44][45][46][47] Microwave heating not only reduces the chemical reaction times by several orders of magnitude but also suppresses side reactions, and thus improves the yield and reproducibility of a specific synthesis protocol.…”
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“…Due to this method's unique features, such as short reaction time, enhanced reaction selectivity, energy saving, and high reaction rate, 42,43 its use has been rapidly increasing. [43][44][45][46][47] Microwave heating not only reduces the chemical reaction times by several orders of magnitude but also suppresses side reactions, and thus improves the yield and reproducibility of a specific synthesis protocol. All these features represent important parameters that have to be considered during the development of "greener" synthesis methodologies, and therefore it can be expected that the microwave technique will also play a fundamental role in a future environmentally friendlier "synthetic nanotechnology.…”
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“…The absorption bands arround 2076 cm -1 and 1167 cm -1 are related to the stretching vibration of thiocarbonyl (C=S) and ethylene glycol (C-O) groups of the residual organic fuel and reducing agent. The spectra of all nanoparticles showed the peak arround 1410 cm -1 which is assigned to the Al-O stretching vibrations [17]. At this reaction temperature 200°C, only two characteristic strong bands of the RuxM1-xAl2O3 structure at arround 600 and 420 cm −1 are observed, confirming that the complexes were decomposed completely to RuxM1-xAl2O3 phase.…”
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“…At this reaction temperature 200°C, only two characteristic strong bands of the RuxM1-xAl2O3 structure at arround 600 and 420 cm −1 are observed, confirming that the complexes were decomposed completely to RuxM1-xAl2O3 phase. These intense and weak absorption band are visible at 400-1062 cm -1 range are associated with the bending and stretching modes of the M-O and the M-O-M bonds corresponding to the formation of RuxM1-xAl2O3 nanostructures [18,19,20,21]. All peaks are identified and their positions are marked in the Fig.…”
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