Electrochemical self-assembled of copper/copper oxide nanowires
(2002) Self-Assembly Processes in Materials. Symposium — Location: Boston, MA, USA (26.November.2001)
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- Arrays of Cu/Cu/sub 2/O nanowires are electrodeposited at room temperature from alkaline solutions of copper lactate in the nanopores of track-etched polymer membranes. Using the appropriate solution, the electrode potential spontaneously oscillates during the application of a constant cathodic current. Both the period of the oscillations and the composition of the nanowires can be controlled by varying the applied current density. A nanocomposite of copper and cuprous oxide is deposited at an applied current over which oscillations occur. In contrast, pure Cu or Cu/sub 2/O nanowires are obtained at deposition current out of the range of oscillation.
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Kenane, S., & Piraux, L. (2002). Electrochemical self-assembled of copper/copper oxide nanowires. In Moss, S.C.; (ed.), Self-Assembly Processes in Materials. Symposium (Mater. Res. Soc.Proceedings Vol.707) (p. p. 287-292). Mater. res. soc. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/228795