Ran Yi, Ning Zhang, Huifen Zhou, Rongrong
Shi, Guanzhou Qiu, Xiaohe Liu*. Selective synthesis
and characterization of flower-like ZnO microstructures via
a facile hydrothermal route. Materials Science and
Engineering, 2008, accepted.
Flower-like ZnO microstructures with an average
diameter of 1 μm assembled from nanorods have been
successfully synthesized via a facile hydrothermal method
under mild conditions using aqueous zinc nitrate as zinc
source, sodium hydroxide as precipitating reagent and
triethylamine (TEA) as both alkaline and complexing reagent.
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Ning Zhang, Ran Yi, Libin Zhou, Guanhua
Gao, Rongrong Shi, Guanzhou Qiu, Xiaohe Liu*.
Lanthanide Hydroxide Nanorods and Their Thermal
Decomposition to Lanthanide Oxide Nanorods. Materials
Chemistry and Physics, 2008, in press.
Xiaohe Liu*, Ning Zhang, Ran Yi,
Rongrong Shi, Guanhua Gao, Guanzhou Qiu*. Selective and
Controlled Synthesis of Single-crystalline Yttrium
Hydroxide/Oxide Nanosheet/Nanotubes. Journal of Physical
Chemistry C, 2008, in press.
Nanosheets
precursor curled or rolled to form nanotubes
which then grew longer and thicker driven by the attached
nanosheets.
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Xiaohe Liu*,
Libin Zhou, et al. Single-crystalline
indium hydroxide and indium oxide microcubes: synthesis and
characterization. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C.
2008,
in press.
Uniform single-crystalline indium hydroxide microcubes
can be successfully synthesized in large quantities via a
convenient hydrothermal route using hydrated indium nitrate
and sodium borohydride as reagents under mild conditions.
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Aiguo Yan, Xiaohe Liu*,
et al. Selective synthesis and properties of monodisperse Zn
ferrite hollow nanospheres and nanosheets, Journal of
Physical Chemistry C, 2008, 112, 8558.
Monodisperse Zn ferrite hollow nanospheres and nanosheets
could be selectively synthesized via a facile solvothermal
method.Electromagnetic and resulting microwave adsorption
properties showed that hollow nanospheres have four dips and
the maximum magnitudes of the dips is -31.44 dB at 10.48
GHz.
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Ning Zhang, Ran
Yi, Zhong Wang, Rongrong Shi, Haidong Wang, Guanzhou Qiu, Xiaohe Liu*,
Hydrothermal synthesis and electrochemical
properties of alpha-manganese sulfide submicrocrystals as an
attractive electrode material for lithium-ion batteries.
Materials Chemistry and Physics, 2008, 111, 13.
The
initial lithiation capacity of the MnS submicrocrystals
obtained at 120 ◦C is 1327mAhg−1 at 0.7V versus
Li/Li+, which exhibited MnS submicrocrystals is
extremely promising anode material for lithium-ion batteries
and has great potential applications in the future.
Xiaohe Liu*, Ran Yi, Ning Zhang,
et al. Cobalt Hydroxide Nanosheets and Their Thermal
Decomposition to Cobalt Oxide Nanorings. Chemistry - An
Asian Journal. 2008, 3, 732.
Single-crystalline β-Co(OH)2
nanosheets can be successfully synthesized in large
quantities by a facile hydrothermal synthetic method with
triethylamine as both an alkaline and complexing reagent
under mild conditions.
Aiguo Yan,
Xiaohe Liu*,
et al. Monodisperse Zn Ferrite nanospheres and its Ba
substitution nanosheets: synthesis and magnetic properties,
Solid State Communications, 2008, 146, 483.
Xiaohe Liu*, Hongyi Wu, et al. Controllable fabrication of
SiO2/polypyrrole core-shell particles and polypyrrole hollow
spheres. Materials Chemistry and Physics. 2008,
109, 5.
An in situ polymerization route has been developed to
synthesize SiO2/polypyrrole core-shell
particles and polypyrrole hollow spheres with
controllable shell thickness.The shell thickness of
core–shell particles and hollow spheres could be easily
controlled by adjusting the process parameters such as
monomer concentration and hydrothermal temperature.
Aiguo Yan, Xiaohe Liu*, et al. Solvothermal Synthesis and Characterization of
Size-Controlled Fe3O4 Nanoparticles. Journal of Alloys
and Compounds,2008, 458, 487.
Aiguo Yan, Xiaohe Liu*, et al. A simple solvothermal
synthesis and characterization of round-biscuit-like Fe3O4
nanoparticles with adjustable sizes, Solid State
Communications, 2007, 144, 315.
Xiaohe Liu*, Ning Zhang, et al.
Hydrothermal Synthesis and Characterization of Sea
Urchin-like Nickel and Cobalt Selenides nanocyrst. Materials
Science and Engineering B. 2007, 140, 38.
Sea urchin-like nanorod-based nickel and cobalt selenides
nanocrystals have been selective synthesized via a
hydrothermal reduction route in which hydrated nickel
chloride and hydrated cobalt chloride were employed to
supply Ni and Co source and aqueous hydrazine was used as
reducing agent.
Xiaohe Liu*, Ran Yi, et al.
Highly Ordered Snowflakelike Metallic Cobalt Microcrystals.
The Journal of Physical Chemistry C. 2007, 111, 163.
Highly ordered snowflakelike metallic cobalt
microcrystals were successfully synthesized by a facile
hydrothermal reduction route based on a precipitate
slow-release controlled process under mild conditions.
Xiaohe Liu*, Guanzhou Qiu, et al. Gallium
Oxide Nanorods by the Conversion of Gallium Oxide Hydroxide
Nanorods. Journal of Alloys and Compounds. 2007, 439, 275.
Xiaohe Liu*, Guanzhou Qiu, et al. Large-scale
hydrothermal synthesis and characterization of α-FeOOH and
α-Fe2O3 uniform nanocyrstals. Journal of Alloys and
Compounds. 2007, 433, 216.
Xiaohe Liu*, Xudong Liang, et
al. Selective Synthesis and Characterization of Sea
Urchin-like Metallic Nickel Nanocyrstals. Materials Science
and Engineering B.2006, 132, 272.
Xiaohe Liu*, Guanzhou Qiu, et al. Rationally
synthetic strategy: from nickel hydroxide nanosheets to
nickel oxide nanorolls. Nanotechnology. 2005, 16, 1400.
Xiaohe Liu*, Guanzhou Qiu, et al.
Shape-Controlled Synthesis and Properties of Uniform Spinel
Cobalt Oxide Nanocubes. Nanotechnology. 2005, 16, 3035.
Xiaohe Liu*, A Facile
Route to Preparation of Sea-Urchinlike Cadmium Sulfide
Nanorod-Based Materials, Materials Chemistry and Physics,
2005, 91, 212.
Xiaohe Liu*, Hydrothermal synthesis and characterization
of nickel and cobalt sulfides nanocrystallines, Materials
Science and Engineering B, 2005, 119, 19.
Xiaohe Liu*, Junwei Wang, et al. Formation of Hollow Nickel Selenides
Submicrometer Spheres. Chemistry Letters. 2004,
33, 852.
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