journal article·2010-05

Deposition behavior on the barrier layer of porous anodic alumina

G. Q. Ding, W. Z. Shen, J. N. Ding, N. Y. Yuan

Applied Physics A· Volume 99· Issue 2
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Abstract

This work is trying to fabricate nanostructure, for the first time, on the porous anodic alumina’s (PAA) barrier layer, which has smooth half-sphere structure. The deposition of indium oxide confirms that the materials can completely cover the surface area of the barrier layer. Both chemical dissolving the PAA or mechanical peel-off can bring free-standing indium oxide thin layer. Morphology study on both sides of deposited layer verifies that the ordered indium oxide nanorods can self-arrange well and form a half-sphere front surface and nanohole-array rear surface. This work confirms that we can get some special nanostructures with the help of the barrier layer of PAAs.
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OpenAlex topics: Anodic Oxide Films and Nanostructures · Smart Materials for Construction · Nanowire Synthesis and Applications

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