Synthesis and catalysis properties of NiO flower-like spheres and nanosheets: Water-induced phase transformation of nickel hydroxides
Abstract An oleylamine-assisted solvothermal approach has been developed for the synthesis of nickel hydroxide nanomaterials. α-Ni(OH)2 flower-like spheres and β-Ni(OH)2 hexagonal sheets were obtained by tuning the water volume in the synthesis system. The water-induced phase and morphology evolutio...
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Abstract An oleylamine-assisted solvothermal approach has been developed for the synthesis of nickel hydroxide nanomaterials. α-Ni(OH)2 flower-like spheres and β-Ni(OH)2 hexagonal sheets were obtained by tuning the water volume in the synthesis system. The water-induced phase and morphology evolution from α-Ni(OH)2 spheres to β-Ni(OH)2 sheets were investigated in detail by controlled experiments based on their crystal structures. Moreover, NiO spheres and sheets were obtained by direct thermal decomposition of corresponding nickel hydroxides. $ N_{2} $ adsorption/desorption, temperature-programmed reduction with $ H_{2} $, and catalytic activity tests reveal that NiO spheres exhibit higher surface area, larger pore volume, higher reducibility, and better catalysis activities for CO oxidation than NiO sheets. © The Materials Research Society 2011 |
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