Inorganic nanostructures

Recently, considerable attention has been focused on low dimensional materials for using in physics, chemistry, biology, materials science based on their unique properties. The family of inorganic nanostructures like particles, wires, tubes, sheets or spheres can be accessible by hydrothermal methods with a good choice. This technique is becoming one of the most important tools for advanced materials processing in future [K. Byrappa, T. Adschiri; Progress in Crystal Growth and Characterisation of Materials 53 (2007) 117-166].

We have synthesized and characterized (SEM,TEM,XRD, magnetic and electrochemical properties) a lot of different nanostructured materials:

VOx-nanotubes	V3O7-nanobelts
Fe2O3-nanotubes	Co3O4-nanospheres
TiO2-nanoshells	Carbon microspheres
MnO2 nanowires	LiMnPO4 nanoparticles

Publications:

1. I. Hellmann, G.S. Zakharova, V.L. Volkov, C. Taeschner, A. Leonhardt, B. Buechner, R. Klingeler Static susceptibility and heat capacity studies on V3O7 H2O nanobelts, Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials 322 (2010) Nr. 7, S. 878-881 URL
2. G.S. Zakharova, V.L. Volkov, C. Taeschner, I. Hellmann, A. Leonhardt, R. Klingeler, B. Buechner Synthesis and characterization of V3O7xH2O nanobelts, Solid State Communications 149 (2009) Nr. 19-20, S. 814-817 URL
3. A.I. Popa, E. Vavilova, Y.C. Arango, V. Kataev, C. Taeschner, H.-H. Klauss, H. Maeter, H. Luetkens, B. Buechner, R. Klingeler High-temperature ferromagnetism of Li-doped vanadium oxide nanotubes, epl 88 (2009), S. 57002/1-5 URL
4. I. Hellmann, C. Taeschner, R. Klingeler, A. Leonhardt, B. Buechner, M. Knupfer Structure and electronic properties of Li-doped vanadium oxide nanotubes, The Journal of Chemical Physics 128 (2008) Nr. 22, S. 224701/1-5 URL

Contacts:

Dr. Christine Täschner
Department 'Chemical Vapor Deposition'
Institute for Solid State Research (IFF)
IFW Dresden
D-01171 Dresden, Germany

Phone: +49-351-4659-388
Fax: +49-351-4659-440

Email: C.Taeschner@ifw-dresden.de

Dr. Albrecht Leonhardt
Department 'Chemical Vapor Deposition'
Institute for Solid State Research (IFF)
IFW Dresden
D-01171 Dresden, Germany

Phone: +49-351-4659-299
Fax: +49-351-4659-440

Email: a.leonhardt@ifw-dresden.de

See also:

Initial page of department CVD