Calcium-based nanostructures : transition between nanowires and inverted structures.

Compared to other metal-oxide-based nanowires which have been studied, CaO-based nanostructures remain largely unexplored. This is a pity, because CaO actually has many interesting properties that can be used for scientific and industrial purposes, especially the recent theoretical prediction of i...

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Main Author: Teguh Asmara.
Other Authors: Wu Tao
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2009
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-180292023-02-28T23:11:16Z Calcium-based nanostructures : transition between nanowires and inverted structures. Teguh Asmara. Wu Tao School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences DRNTU::Science::Physics::Atomic physics::Solid state physics Compared to other metal-oxide-based nanowires which have been studied, CaO-based nanostructures remain largely unexplored. This is a pity, because CaO actually has many interesting properties that can be used for scientific and industrial purposes, especially the recent theoretical prediction of its extraordinary ferromagnetic properties. In this work, we have attempted to synthesize and characterized CaO-based nanowires grown by thermal vapor transport method. Along the road, it was found that when the growth parameters of the nanowires were slightly altered, totally different class of nanostructures called the inverted structures were unexpectedly formed on the substrate, which implied that there is some kind of transition between these two structures. Thus, it prompted us to study this transition by systematically varying the parameters that influence the growth of the nanostructures. Bachelor of Science in Physics 2009-06-19T02:02:28Z 2009-06-19T02:02:28Z 2009 2009 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/18029 en 86 p. application/pdf
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Teguh Asmara.
Calcium-based nanostructures : transition between nanowires and inverted structures.
description Compared to other metal-oxide-based nanowires which have been studied, CaO-based nanostructures remain largely unexplored. This is a pity, because CaO actually has many interesting properties that can be used for scientific and industrial purposes, especially the recent theoretical prediction of its extraordinary ferromagnetic properties. In this work, we have attempted to synthesize and characterized CaO-based nanowires grown by thermal vapor transport method. Along the road, it was found that when the growth parameters of the nanowires were slightly altered, totally different class of nanostructures called the inverted structures were unexpectedly formed on the substrate, which implied that there is some kind of transition between these two structures. Thus, it prompted us to study this transition by systematically varying the parameters that influence the growth of the nanostructures.
author2 Wu Tao
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author Teguh Asmara.
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title Calcium-based nanostructures : transition between nanowires and inverted structures.
title_short Calcium-based nanostructures : transition between nanowires and inverted structures.
title_full Calcium-based nanostructures : transition between nanowires and inverted structures.
title_fullStr Calcium-based nanostructures : transition between nanowires and inverted structures.
title_full_unstemmed Calcium-based nanostructures : transition between nanowires and inverted structures.
title_sort calcium-based nanostructures : transition between nanowires and inverted structures.
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