I have used from SnCl2 as source of tin for the synthesis of nanostructures of copper oxide doped with tin in presence of NH3 but the SnCl2 is not dissolvable in water.
Can i use from SnCl4 as source of tin to get CuO:Sn nanostructures?
Please advice me.
And please tell me : Which one is correct?
SnCl2+H2O→SnO+HcL
Or
SnCl2+H2O→Sn(OH)2+HcL
Adel H. Omran Alkhayatt
The tin tetrachloride penthydrate SnCl4. 5 H2O can be used as a source of Sn as a dopant for CuO:Sn , which can be dissolved in distilled water. You can download the papers below used this solution for SnO2 or Sn .
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Hamed Hadavi
The valence of Cu is 2 and Sn is 4 .Can i use SnCL4. 5 H2O for CuO doping ?
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