journal article·2012-11

The effect of pH and anions on the anisotropic growth of MnO2

Zhong-Hai Ji, Bin Dong, Yun-Qi Liu, Chen-Guang Liu

Materials Research Bulletin· Volume 47· Issue 11
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Abstract MnO 2 with different morphologies was controllably synthesized. The co-effect of some anions (SO 4 2− , NO 3 − , PO 4 3− and Cl − ) and pH on the hydrothermal crystallization of MnO 2 was also investigated systematically. The final products were characterized by XRD, TEM and SEM. Based on our experimental results, we propose that the coarsening of MnO 2 can be impeded by anions. While when pH is dominant, this dissolution procedure can be accelerated and MnO 2 nanorod formed through dissolution–recrystallization process. The present work may provide a new sight into the anisotropic growth of MnO 2 .
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