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- 2018CuO nanowhiskers: Preparation, structure features, properties, and applicationscitations
- 2009Nucleation of interfacial shear cracks in thin films on disordered substratescitations
- 2007Modelling size effects using 3D density-based dislocation dynamicscitations
- 2006Randomness and slip avalanches in gradient plasticitycitations
- 2004Self-affine surface morphology of plastically deformed metalscitations
- 2003Geometrically necessary dislocations and strain gradient plasticity - A dislocation dynamics point of viewcitations
- 2001Fluctuation-induced nucleation of PLC bands
- 2001Fractal Dislocation Patterning in Plastically Deformed NaCl Polycrystals
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CuO nanowhiskers: Preparation, structure features, properties, and applications
Abstract
<jats:p> This paper presents the results of a detailed study of the structure of nanowhiskers (NWs) of copper oxide formed in the process of thermal oxidation. It is shown that NWs have a bi- or poly-crystalline structure with a growth direction [110]. It is noted that the formation of NWs is facilitated by the cooperation of internal stresses with the defective structure of the underlying coating, and they grow owing to surface diffusion of copper cations from the depth of the coating to the top of the whisker. It is established that NWs have a good sorption and photocatalytic ability that will allow their use in the chemical industry, including the areas of catalysis and photocatalysis. </jats:p>