In microwave-assisted synthesis, is it possible for the final product's morphology to remain the same even if several parameters are varied? like temperature, pH, precursor concentration, surfactant type or amount, and aging time. Any insights or literature references would be greatly appreciated.
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Kandi Suryaprakash
Titanium dioxide can be in various allotropic modifications: anatase, rutile, brookite. Therefore, obtaining allotropic modifications depends on the synthesis conditions. Nitrogen has no allotropic modifications. Therefore, when changing the synthesis conditions, one structure of the crystal lattice is obtained.
Morphology can include not only physical objects, but also nanostructures, such as nanoparticles. Their morphology is described by size, shape and spatial organization. Naturally, it will change depending on the synthesis conditions
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