Porous MgO film grown on sapphire by pulsed-laser deposition

Hydrothermal–thermal conversion synthesis of hierarchical porous MgO microrods as efficient adsorbents for lead(ii) and chromium(vi) removal

“…29 Cao et al obtained owerlike MgO nanostructures via microwave assisted solvothermal method, which showed superb adsorption capacities for Pb(II) and Cd(II). 30 Up to now, many synthetic routes have been developed to synthesize porous MgO structures, such as hydrothermal method, 31,32 pulsed-laser deposition, 33 in situ chemical vapor deposition 5,6 and thermal decomposition of magnesium salts, 34,35 or magnesium hydroxide. [36][37][38] Yu et al 36 obtained wormlike porous MgO nanoplates through the calcination of the hydrothermally synthesized Mg(OH) 2 precursor.…”