The growth of single crystal silver wires at the nitrobenzene|water interface.
The growth of single crystal silver wires at the nitrobenzene|water interface.
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10.1039/c0cp01469a
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2011-06
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U. Hasse;G. Palm;W. Hinrichs;J. Schäfer;F. Scholz
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U. Hasse;G. Palm;W. Hinrichs;J. Schäfer;F. Scholz
Single crystal silver wires can be grown at the nitrobenzene|water interface when silver ions dissolved in the aqueous phase are reduced by decamethyl ferrocene dissolved in the nitrobenzene phase. The successful growth of these wires depends on a number of experimental conditions, most prominently on the concentration ratio of reactants, nucleation rates, shape of formed nuclei, and wettability of nuclei. The size-time dependence can be modeled on the basis of microelectrode behavior of the silver nuclei and wire. AFM, SEM, light microscopy and single crystal X-ray diffraction has been applied to study the morphology of the silver nuclei and wires.