Synthesis of In2O3nanoparticles by thermal decomposition of a citrate gel precursor

Effect of Capping Agent on the Morphology, Size and Optical Properties of In2O3 Nanoparticles

“…In 2 O 3 nanoparticles have been synthesized by several methods such as sol-gel method 10 , pulse laser deposition 11 , thermal decomposition 12 , thermal hydrolysis 13 , microemulsion method 14 , spray pyrolysis 15 , mechanical chemical processing method 16 , hybrid induction and laser heating (HILH) method 17 , non-aqueous synthesis 18 , and hydrothermal synthesis 19 . Among various synthesis methods, simple and cost effective route that use cheap, non-toxic and eco-friendly materials is the area of interest.…”

Synthesis of single-crystal nanoparticles of indium oxide by “urea glass” method and their electrochemical properties

“…These methods, however, require a high calcination temperature up to ca. 1300 1C [8], toxic surfactant/catalyst [16], strong acid [15,17] or special and high cost equipment [10,15,18], which limit production quantity and increase the cost. A simple, low cost and catalyst-free ''urea glass'' method that has previously been used to synthesize nitrides and oxynitrides [19] is demonstrated.…”

Corals of In2O3 Nanoparticles, Synthesis by the Thermal Decomposition of γ-Irradiated Indium Acetate in the Presence of a Nonaqueous Medium

“…It is worth mentioning that the TG curves in Figure 2 showed a small weight loss above 800 • C, probably explained by formation of In 2 O 3 nanoparticles. [10] FTIR spectra of the gel after thermal treatment at different calcination temperatures for a duration of 5 h are shown in Figure 3. The sample calcined at 200 • C displays the most prominent absorption bands characteristic for the benzyl alcohol molecule; the bands due to the indium-oxygen bond are recorded at 599, 563, and 536 cm −1 .…”