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Boxall, Colin
Lancaster University
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Publications (26/26 displayed)
- 2022Corrosion Behaviour of AGR Simulated Fuels (SIMFUELs)
- 2019The behaviour of spent nuclear fuel in wet interim storage
- 2019Towards the decontamination of plutonium contaminated bricks
- 2018Mechanisms of fixed contamination of commonly engineered surfaces
- 2017Real time nanogravimetric monitoring of corrosion in radioactive environments
- 2017AGR Cladding Corrosioncitations
- 2016The effect of acetohydroxamic acid on stainless steel corrosion in nitric acidcitations
- 2016Real-Time Nanogravimetric Monitoring of Corrosion in Radioactive Decontamination Systemscitations
- 2016Corrosion of AGR Fuel Pin Steel Under Conditions Relevant to Permanent Disposalcitations
- 2015Corrosion behaviour of AGR SIMFUELScitations
- 2015The effect of SO3-Ph-BTBP on stainless steel corrosion in nitric acidcitations
- 2015Real time nanogravimetric monitoring of corrosion for nuclear decommissioningcitations
- 2013The metallisation of insulating substrates with nano-structured metal films of controllable pore dimensioncitations
- 2013The development of nanoporous metal membranes for analytical separartions
- 2013Nitric acid reduction on 316L stainless steel under conditions representative of reprocessingcitations
- 2013Corrosion behaviour of AGR simulated fuelscitations
- 2013The nanoporous metallisation of polymer membranes through photocatalytically initiated electroless depositioncitations
- 2012Method for formation of porous metal coatings
- 2012Surface Decontamination by Photocatalysis
- 2012The nanoporous metallisation of insulating substrates through Photocatalytically Initiated Electroless Deposition (PIED)
- 2012Semiconductor photocatalysis and metal deposition
- 2012Fixed Contamination on Steel Surfaces: First Use of Quartz Crystal Microgravimetry to Measure Oxide Growth on Process Steels Under Conditions Typical of Nuclear Reprocessingcitations
- 2010Surface decontamination by photocatalysis
- 2009Synthesis of alpha- and beta-FeOOH iron oxide nanoparticles in non-ionic surfactant mediumcitations
- 2006Mesoporous and Nanoparticulate Metal Oxides: Applications in New Photocatalysis
- 2005The applications of photocatalytic waste minimisation in nuclear fuel processingcitations
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The nanoporous metallisation of insulating substrates through Photocatalytically Initiated Electroless Deposition (PIED)
Abstract
We report the novel use of semiconductor photocatalysis for the deposition of metal onto insulating surfaces and the in-process formation of nano-structured porosity within this metal. In the process of Photocatalytically Initiated Electroless Deposition (PIED) we have developed a controllable, spatially selective and versatile metallisation technique with several advantages over traditional, non-photocatalytic techniques such as enhanced controllability and purity of the deposit as well as reduced operational costs and environmental impact. With the addition of a self-assembled, hexagonally close-packed microparticle template to the substrate prior to metal deposition, PIED can be used to fabricate thin metal films with highly ordered porosity on the nano-scale. Nanoporous metallisation in this way is able to produce substrates with potentially wide applications such as membrane and separation technology, energy storage and sensors – especially surface enhanced resonance Raman spectroscopy (SERRS).