The growth of ZnO NR and Au NR (GNR) is very common via chemical route and physical methods but they require well optimized condition. Is there any simple methods where growth can be achieved easily at low temperature and at short time span. Please guide me if any methods is practically feasible.
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Templated electrodeposition is a really easy and low-tech technique for the synthesis of nanowires and nanotubes at low temperature and short time span. Furthermore there are also a lot of different materials that can be made by electrodeposition, so this gives you a lot of freedom. If you search in the literature you should be able to find plenty of (review) papers.
their are many methods that you can fallow-
Template electrodeposition is absolutely a good way, but the problem if you are using oxalic acid for template preparation then it will take minimum 10 hr. same thing you can complete in 2 hr if anodization carried in sulfuric acid. Then you need pulse electrodeposition for growth of nanorods.
if u have time then please follow the method
Water-vapour-assisted growth of ZnO nanowires on a zinc foil and the study of the effect of synthesis parameters,(http://iopscience.iop.org/0268-1242/26/8/085030).
may be this will be helpful for you
Have a look at the following link for an easy method to use hydrothermal growth at low temperatures to produce 1D, 2D and 3D ZnO nanostructures.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/257645004_From_1D_and_2D_ZnO_Nanostructures_to_3D_Hierarchical_Structures_with_Enhanced_Gas_Sensing_Properties?ev=prf_pub
Once you have grown the nano-materials observing them and characterising them is as important to be able to distinguish the morphologies produced for the various starting and growth conditions.
Article From 1D and 2D ZnO Nanostructures to 3D Hierarchical Structu...
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