Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9567294 | Applied Surface Science | 2005 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
Self-assembled zinc sulfide (ZnS) of wurtzite structure nanocombs with a ZnO sheath have been grown using a simple catalyst-free thermal evaporation technique in the alumina furnace. The ZnS nanocombs are as long as to several tens of micrometers. The teeth with ZnO sheath are about 200Â nm in length and 30Â nm in width. The ZnO sheath is likely formed at cool-down stage due to the residual O2.
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Authors
M.Y. Lu, P.Y. Su, Y.L. Chueh, L.J. Chen, L.J. Chou,