effect of ph on the surface morphology and structural properties of tio2 nanocrystals prepared by simple sol-gel method

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n. m. ganesan

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titanium dioxide nanocrystals were synthesized by sol-gel method at room temperature. titanium isoprophoxide and absolute ethanol were used as precursors to prepare the sol. the ph of the solution was adjusted by adding nitric acid and sodium hydroxide solution. the prepared tio2 nanocrystals were annealed at 325°c, 425°c and 525°c respectively. the effect of ph on the surface morphology and structural properties of tio2 nanocrystals were studied.

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Journal title:
iranian journal of science and technology (sciences)

ISSN 1028-6276

volume 38

issue 2 2014

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