Control synthesis and formation mechanism of sphere‐like titanium dioxide

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An approach for the fabrication of crystal-controlled TiO2 microspheres by selective laser heating of anatase nanoparticles in liquid medium.


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Nanotube-shaped powders had been synthesized successfully from commercial anatasetype titanium dioxide powder by ion exchange approach. All nanotubes were open-ended with 3~5 nm in inner diameter, 8~12 nm in outside diameter and 200~400 nm in length. EDS result revealed that the nanotube was only composed of Ti and O. XPS analysis showed that two peaks located at 458.5 and 464.2 eV were assigned to Ti4+ in titanium dioxide. The formation mechanism of titanium dioxide nanotubes was also discussed in this paper.


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