A quasi two-dimension electrodeposition method was used to prepare materials with arborized, tree-shaped, and membrane patterned micro/nano-structures. The morphology of the membrane patterned micro/nano-structure was...A quasi two-dimension electrodeposition method was used to prepare materials with arborized, tree-shaped, and membrane patterned micro/nano-structures. The morphology of the membrane patterned micro/nano-structure was characterized using scanning electron microscopy, and a mechanism for the morphology formation was suggested. The novel preparation method used in this study, which is proprietary to our research group, does not require a template and so has many advantages including controllable, low cost, large scale preparation. The electrolyte concentration and electrodeposition voltage had a significant effect on the resulting morphology.展开更多
In this study,the possibility of obtaining micro and nano-scaled Co/Ni bi-layered films by use of the electrochemical method was investigated.The electrodeposition process was performed with presence and absence of a ...In this study,the possibility of obtaining micro and nano-scaled Co/Ni bi-layered films by use of the electrochemical method was investigated.The electrodeposition process was performed with presence and absence of a uniform external magnetic field up to 1T to examine its influence on structure and morphology of the obtained thin films. Afterwards,each sample was annealed under high magnetic field with strength up to 12 T at 623 K,what allowed compare and determine the changes in morphology and structure,before and after heat treatment.The Co/Ni bi-layered thin films were deposited onto an indium-doped tin oxide(ITO)-coated conducting glass substrate from sulfate baths with boric acid as an additive.The results show drastic changes in the morphology between macro and nano-scaled films which were strongly affected by an introduction of the magnetic field to the electrodeposition process.The annealing process allowed to determine the nucleus transition and showed that under the high temperature treatment it is possible to control the growth mode as well as the phase composition changes.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (50672029, 90923032 and 20873052)
文摘A quasi two-dimension electrodeposition method was used to prepare materials with arborized, tree-shaped, and membrane patterned micro/nano-structures. The morphology of the membrane patterned micro/nano-structure was characterized using scanning electron microscopy, and a mechanism for the morphology formation was suggested. The novel preparation method used in this study, which is proprietary to our research group, does not require a template and so has many advantages including controllable, low cost, large scale preparation. The electrolyte concentration and electrodeposition voltage had a significant effect on the resulting morphology.
基金Item Sponsored by National Natural Science Foundation of China(51061130557,51101032)French ANR,Champagne-Ardenne Region Council and Pole MATERALIA(Programme COMAGNET,Grant No.2010-INTB-903-01)
文摘In this study,the possibility of obtaining micro and nano-scaled Co/Ni bi-layered films by use of the electrochemical method was investigated.The electrodeposition process was performed with presence and absence of a uniform external magnetic field up to 1T to examine its influence on structure and morphology of the obtained thin films. Afterwards,each sample was annealed under high magnetic field with strength up to 12 T at 623 K,what allowed compare and determine the changes in morphology and structure,before and after heat treatment.The Co/Ni bi-layered thin films were deposited onto an indium-doped tin oxide(ITO)-coated conducting glass substrate from sulfate baths with boric acid as an additive.The results show drastic changes in the morphology between macro and nano-scaled films which were strongly affected by an introduction of the magnetic field to the electrodeposition process.The annealing process allowed to determine the nucleus transition and showed that under the high temperature treatment it is possible to control the growth mode as well as the phase composition changes.
