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HERO ID
338451
Reference Type
Journal Article
Title
ZnS micro-spheres and flowers : Chemically controlled synthesis and template use in fabricating MS(shell)/ZnS(core) and MS (M = Pb, Cu) hollow microspheres
Author(s)
Yunhui, SHI; Jun, C; Panwen, S
Year
2007
Is Peer Reviewed?
Yes
Journal
Journal of Alloys and Compounds
ISSN:
0925-8388
Volume
441
Issue
1-2
Page Numbers
337-343
Abstract
ZnS micro-spheres and flowers with the cubic structure were chemically synthesized through a simple one-step hydrothermal approach. The as-synthesized ZnS microspheres were further used as the templates to prepare MS(shell)/ZnS(core) composite spheres and MS (M = Pb, Cu) hollow spheres via ion-exchange method with the treatment of dilute HCl. The present method can be extended to the synthesis of other metal sulfides with shell-core or hollow structures. The as-synthesized ZnS, MS(shell)/ZnS(core), and MS microstructures show promising absorptions in UV and visible regions, indicating that the as-prepared microspheres are promising in the development of photoelectric devices. (English)
Keywords
Hydrothermal synthesis; Hollow microsphere; Metal sulfides; Optical properties; Composite; Particule sphérique; Particule fine; Matériau composite; Cuivre sulfure; Réseau cubique; Plomb sulfure; Zinc sulfure; Forme creuse; Propriété optique; Synthèse hydrothermale; Effet photoélectrique; Spectre absorption; Microstructure; Echange ion; Spectre UV visible; Structure coeur coque; 7866V; Spherical particle; Fine particle; Composite materials; Copper sulfides; Cubic lattices; Lead sulfides; Zinc sulfides; Hollow shape; Photoelectric effect; Absorption spectra; Ion exchange; Ultraviolet visible spectrum; Core shell structure; PartÃcula esférica; PartÃcula fina; Forma hueca; Espectro UV visible
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