Applied Physics Letters · 2010 · 49 citations · 24 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceCrystal StructureNanomaterialsNanotechnologyMetal Oxide NanomaterialsNanomaterials SynthesisNanowiresSelf-assembled MaterialsSelf-assembled NanostructuresSelf-assembly Of NanomaterialsAnnealingAnnealing Temperature EffectsCobalt Oxide NanomaterialsLinear ArraysMorphological TransformationNanocrystalsNanowire Self-assemblySelf-assembled Nanowires
Arrays of regularly distributed CoO nano-octahedra are obtained by annealing Co nanowires at high temperatures. Both the size and the separation distance of the nano-octahedra can be controlled by tuning the annealing temperature. These self-assembled linear arrays of CoO nanocrystals result from the synergetic combination of the morphological transformation due to the intrinsic Rayleigh instability and the phase transformation due to the cobalt oxidation.
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