Abstract
Here we report on a novel approach for the synthesis of vertically aligned hexagonal ZnO nanotube arrays. Ring-like structures were formed on substrate using the polymer-based seeding solution through the Marangoni mechanism, guiding the growth of ZnO nanotubes with aqueous chemical bath deposition. Photoelectrochemical hydrogen generation by water splitting on a ZnO nanotube anode is about three times as efficient as that on a similar ZnO nanorod anode.
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Lee, W. C., Fang, Y., Kler, R., Canciani, G. E., Draper, T. C., Al-Abdullah, Z. T. Y., … Chen, Q. (2015). Marangoni ring-templated vertically aligned ZnO nanotube arrays with enhanced photocatalytic hydrogen production. Materials Chemistry and Physics, 149, 12–16. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matchemphys.2014.10.046
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