The surface wettability of $ TiO_{2} $ nanotube arrays: which is more important—morphology or chemical composition?
Abstract The wettability of $ TiO_{2} $ nanotube arrays ($ TiO_{2} $-NTAs) synthesized by electrochemical anodization was intensively investigated. It was found that annealing temperature of $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs has significant effect on the hydrophilicity of $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs. With the increase of annea...
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Abstract The wettability of $ TiO_{2} $ nanotube arrays ($ TiO_{2} $-NTAs) synthesized by electrochemical anodization was intensively investigated. It was found that annealing temperature of $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs has significant effect on the hydrophilicity of $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs. With the increase of annealing temperature, the fluorine element content on $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs surface decreases, which results in decrease in water contact angle and increase in hydrophilicity for $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs. The reason is that $ F^{−} $ ions escape from the lattice and oxygen vacancies are created at the two coordinated oxygen bridging sites at $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs surface after annealing in argon atmosphere. And these defects can in turn increase the affinity for hydroxyl ions formed by dissociation of chemisorbed water molecules and thereby form hydrophilic domains. In addition, $ TiO_{2} $ crystal becomes well organized gradually with the increase of annealing temperature, $ F^{−} $ ions are not favored to exist in the lattice and thus escape from the lattice. Less F element content results in better hydrophilicity of $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs. © Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2018 |
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Abstract The wettability of $ TiO_{2} $ nanotube arrays ($ TiO_{2} $-NTAs) synthesized by electrochemical anodization was intensively investigated. It was found that annealing temperature of $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs has significant effect on the hydrophilicity of $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs. With the increase of annealing temperature, the fluorine element content on $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs surface decreases, which results in decrease in water contact angle and increase in hydrophilicity for $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs. The reason is that $ F^{−} $ ions escape from the lattice and oxygen vacancies are created at the two coordinated oxygen bridging sites at $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs surface after annealing in argon atmosphere. And these defects can in turn increase the affinity for hydroxyl ions formed by dissociation of chemisorbed water molecules and thereby form hydrophilic domains. In addition, $ TiO_{2} $ crystal becomes well organized gradually with the increase of annealing temperature, $ F^{−} $ ions are not favored to exist in the lattice and thus escape from the lattice. Less F element content results in better hydrophilicity of $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs. © Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2018 |
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Abstract The wettability of $ TiO_{2} $ nanotube arrays ($ TiO_{2} $-NTAs) synthesized by electrochemical anodization was intensively investigated. It was found that annealing temperature of $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs has significant effect on the hydrophilicity of $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs. With the increase of annealing temperature, the fluorine element content on $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs surface decreases, which results in decrease in water contact angle and increase in hydrophilicity for $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs. The reason is that $ F^{−} $ ions escape from the lattice and oxygen vacancies are created at the two coordinated oxygen bridging sites at $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs surface after annealing in argon atmosphere. And these defects can in turn increase the affinity for hydroxyl ions formed by dissociation of chemisorbed water molecules and thereby form hydrophilic domains. In addition, $ TiO_{2} $ crystal becomes well organized gradually with the increase of annealing temperature, $ F^{−} $ ions are not favored to exist in the lattice and thus escape from the lattice. Less F element content results in better hydrophilicity of $ TiO_{2} $-NTAs. © Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2018 |
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