Growth mechanism of penniform BaWO4 nanostructures in catanionic reverse micelles involving polymers

Article Abstract:

The formation of penniform BaWO4 nanostructures made of nanowires or nanobells under the direction of a block copolymer in catanionic reverse micelles is studied. The growth mechanism of penniform BaWO4 nanostructures in catanionic reverse micelles involving polymers may be potentially applied for designing a new synthesis system for the controlled synthesis of other hierarchical one-dimensional nanostructures with desired architectures.

Polymers, Nanotechnology

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Simple template-free solution route for the controlled synthesis of Cu(OH)2 and CuO nanostructures

Article Abstract:

A facile, template-free low-temperature synthesis of Cu(OH)2 nanowires and nanoribbons is realized by simply dropping KOH and ammonia solutions into an aqueous CuSO4 solution. It is demonstrated that the morphology of nanostructured Cu(OH)2 is significantly influenced by the feeding manner of the alkaline solutions.

Spectra, Copper compounds, Aqueous solution reactions

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Multicompartment micelles from star and linear triblock copolymer blends

Article Abstract:

The preparation of multicompartment micelles by blending star and linear triblock copolymers in solvent which was carried out by using dissipative particle dynamics (DPD) simulations is described.

Dynamics of a particle, Particle dynamics, Copolymers

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