Copper tungstate thin-films for nitric oxide sensing

Abstract

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Taguchi method assisted optimization of electrochemical synthesis and structural characterization of copper tungstate nanoparticles

“…The results of this study exhibit that except for the stirring rate, at the 90% confidence interval, all studied parameters, i.e. concentration of the WO 4 2 − in the electrolyte, applied voltage, and temperature of the electrolyte have significant effects on the particle size of the resulting CuWO 4 . Meanwhile, the probable interactions between the investigated parameters were neglected.…”

“…7 gives photoluminescence (PL) spectrum of the synthesized CuWO 4 nanoparticles electrochemically at the optimal conditions. PL spectrum, at the excitation wavelength of 290 nm, displays an electronic transition within WO 4 2− anion molecular complex associated with an intrinsic emission. Similarly, nanoparticles of CuWO 4 might be excited either in excitonic absorption band or in the recombination process [16,34].…”

“…Copper tungstate has attracted substantial interest during recent years, because this material could be used in various important areas of science and technology such as scintillation detectors, optical fibers, photoanodes, laser host, sensors, photoelectrolysis electrodes, and positive electrode preparation for lithium based rechargeable batteries [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. Up to now several researches about the crystal growth [9,10], photoelectrochemical performance [10], electrochemical, optical, electrical, magnetic, and ferroelectric behaviors [1,5,[11][12][13][14][15] of the copper tungstate have been published.…”

CoWO4 nanoparticles prepared by two methods displaying different structures and supercapacitive performances

“…Their applications include luminescent materials [1], optical fibers and scintillators (being considered to be the most favorite scintillating materials for medical imaging based on X-ray computed tomography) [2], as well as photocatalysts [3], conventional oxidation catalysts [4], magnetic materials [5], multiferroics [6] or sensors [7]. Accordingly, there have been already hundreds of publications on tungstates, but a few reports were related to supercapacitors.…”

Characterization of carrier states in CuWO4 thin-films at elevated temperatures using conductometric analysis

“…The operational conditions of the PLD process are described in detail elsewhere [26], and are summarized in Table 1.…”