Synthesis and photoluminescence of Cd-doped alpha-MnS nanowires

Article Abstract:

A study synthesized exclusively single-crystalline Cd(< 10%)-doped alpha-manganese sulphide (MnS) nanowires (NWs), with a controlled Cd content, by the chemical vapor deposition method. Results indicate that the distinctive magnetic properties of the nanowires have a strong correlation with their photoluminescence, which could be influenced by the nanosize effect and the Cd doping.

Science & research, All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing, Industrial inorganic chemicals, not elsewhere classified, Cadmium Compounds, Manganese Sulfate, Research, Chemical synthesis, Photoluminescence, Chemical properties

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Low-temperature growth of uniform ZnO particles with controllable ellipsoidal morphologies and characteristic luminescence patterns

Article Abstract:

The synthesis of uniform ellipsoidal ZnO particles in an aqueous solution in the presence of triethonalamine (TEA) mediated by sonication at the temperature below 80 degree Celsius is described. The morphologies of the ZnO particles could be systematically controlled from elongated rugby ball-like ellipsoidal to half-ellipsoidal by increasing the TEA concentration.

Analysis, Zinc oxide, Luminescence, Aqueous solution reactions

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