Structure and magnetism development in titania nanotubes via post-treatment
Presenters:
Lead Presenter: Pegah M. Hosseinpour
Additional Presenters: • Eugen Panaitescu, Physics • Latika Menon, Physics • Don Heiman, Physics • Laura H. Lewis, Chemical Engineering
Faculty Advisor/Principal Investigator: Laura H. Lewis
Method of Presentation: Poster
Details:
Year: 2012
University Research Theme: Sustainability
Abstract:
Titania nanotube arrays are wide band gap semiconductors with promised photocatalytic properties. The functional properties of titania nanotubes are highly dependent upon their crystal structure and morphology. In this work, structure-magnetism correlations in titania nanotube arrays are examined. Free-standing arrays of amorphous titania nanotubes were synthesized by electrochemical anodization of titanium foil and subsequently subjected to annealing treatments at 450