Monodisperse In2O3 nanoparticles synthesized by a novel solvothermal method with In(OH)3 as precursors

Monodispersed In2O3 mesoporous nanospheres: One-step facile synthesis and the improved gas-sensing performance

“…The FT-IR spectrum of the synthesized In 2 O 3 mesoporous spheres is shown [ 47,48]. This result reveals that relatively pure sample is obtained with this route.…”

Enhanced structural properties of In 2 O 3 nanoparticles at lower calcination temperature synthesised by co‐precipitation method

“…Jiao et al [13] showed that In 2 O 3 had low sensitive against deoxidising gases but high gas sensing response to low concentration of NO 2 . Meanwhile, In 2 O 3 films used for H 2 gas sensor had good selectivity and sensitivity to CO [14].…”

Significant Increase in Band Gap and Emission Efficiency of In2O3 Quantum Dots by Size-Tuning around 1 nm in Supermicroporous Silicas

“…Tiny particles of semiconductor materials with a size below 10 nm (quantum dots (QDs)) display specific chemical and physical properties that differ from those of the bulk owing to quantum size effects. − Meng et al synthesized In 2 O 3 nanoparticles of ∼5 nm in diameter by a solvothermal method with In­(OH) 3 . However, they only observed a small difference in the visible absorption edge, which indicates a weak quantum size effect owing to their large particle size.…”