Sized-controlled Pd nanoflowers by a non-classical growth mechanism combining the LaMer and DLVO theories and their catalytic activities

Integration of One-Dimensional (1D) Lead-Free Perovskite Microbelts onto Silicon for Ultraviolet–Visible–Near-Infrared (UV-vis-NIR) Heterojunction Photodetectors

“…The results indicate that the average sizes of microbelts grown at 150 °C are generally smaller than those grown at 80 °C, which can be explained based on Figure c. Although the precursor solution evaporates faster at 150 °C compared to 80 °C and leads to a rapid increase in concentration, the increased amount of nucleation causes the concentration to subsequently decrease rapidly . Apparently, the size of the growing crystals varies due to differences in the variations of solution concentration, which can also analyze the growth of some dendritic CAI crystals.…”

“…Although the precursor solution evaporates faster at 150 °C compared to 80 °C and leads to a rapid increase in concentration, the increased amount of nucleation causes the concentration to subsequently decrease rapidly. 55 Apparently, the size of the growing crystals varies due to differences in the variations of solution concentration, which can also analyze the growth of some dendritic CAI crystals. The OM images before and after the formation of dendritic microbelts, along with the growth schematic, are shown Figure S8 in the SI.…”