Nanocrystalline p-type-cuprous oxide thin films by room temperature chemical bath deposition method

Cu2O photoelectrodes for solar water splitting: Tuning photoelectrochemical performance by controlled faceting

“…Cu 2 O can be synthesized by various methods such as sputtering [17,18], chemical vapor deposition [19,20], thermal oxidation [21], chemical bath deposition [22], and electrodeposition [23][24][25].…”

A Sensor Based on Hollow, Octahedral, Cu2O‐Supported Palladium Nanoparticles – Prepared by a Galvanic Replacement Reaction – and Carboxylic Multi‐Walled Carbon Nanotubes for Electrochemical Detection of Caffeic Acid in Red Wine

“…In the past several years, the galvanic replacement reaction between base metals or base metal oxides with noble metals ion offers a new choice for the preparation of metallic or bimetallic nanomaterials without the addition of any reducing agents.Cu 2 O is well known as a cheap, non‐toxic, p‐type transition semiconductor . A variety of Cu 2 O nanoparticles, such as cubes, truncated octahedra, flower, nanosphere, nanowire have been controllably synthesized.…”

Electrochemical synthesis of transparent nanocrystalline Cu2O films using a reverse potential waveform

“…Brown and Choi [14] have prepared nanocrystalline Cu 2 O thin films by an electrodeposition method and have found a significant blueshift in the bandgap energy. More recently, Ahirrao et al [15] have synthesized nanocrystalline cuprous oxide films by room temperature chemical bath deposition, other research work has been done to fabricate micro-and nanostructured cuprous oxide crystals or films by adjusting the electrodeposition parameters [16,17]. Ng [17].…”