Multi-electrolyte-step anodic aluminum oxide method for the fabrication of self-organized nanochannel arrays

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Nanochannel arrays were fabricated by the self-organized multi-electrolyte-step anodic aluminum oxide [AAO] method in this study. The anodization conditions used in the multi-electrolyte-step AAO method included a phosphoric acid solution as the electrolyte and an applied high voltage. There was a change in the phosphoric acid by the oxalic acid solution as the electrolyte and the applied low voltage. This method was used to produce self-organized nanochannel arrays with good regularity and circularity, meaning less power loss and processing time than with the multi-step AAO method. © 2012 Chen and Chen.

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Chen, C. K., & Chen, S. H. (2012). Multi-electrolyte-step anodic aluminum oxide method for the fabrication of self-organized nanochannel arrays. Nanoscale Research Letters, 7. https://doi.org/10.1186/1556-276X-7-122

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