Study on the Tb–Dy–Fe–Co magnetic nanowires prepared by AAO template

Zhang, Yuanyuan; Cui, Chunxiang; Yang, Wei; Kang, Licong; Guo, Manfei

doi:10.1016/j.matlet.2018.11.126

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“…1 The ability to precisely control the array geometry, shape, diameter, and the interpore distance of the nanopore channels has made AAO one of the most widely studied nanostructured materials for scientific research and commercial exploitation. One example is the use of AAO as a template to fabricate other functional nanostructure arrays such as metals, 2 semiconductors, 3 polymers, 4 and carbon nanowires/nanotubes 5 for applications ranging from sensing, 6 electrocatalyst, 7 magnetic storage, 8 directional thermal emission, and energy conversion and storage. 9 Documented studies of the anodization of aluminum have been carried out universally by applying an electric field normal to the sample surface.…”

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Fabrication of anodic aluminum oxide on silica optical fiber with nanopore channels oriented off surface normal

Tang

2022

J Am Ceram Soc.

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Aluminum coating on silica optical fiber was anodized by applying an electric field off‐axis to surface normal of the fiber coating with simulation of the electric field lines between angularly positioned anode and cathode as a guide. The nanostructure features, including nanopore orientation, of the resultant anodized aluminum oxide (AAO) were characterized using scanning electron microscopy. This unique off‐axis electric field arrangement enabled the formation of AAO with uniformly tilted nanopore channel arrays. Nanopore channels with tilting angles around 10°–20° relative to surface normal of AAO were obtained. These results are in general agreement with the simulated electric field lines between the anode and cathode.

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