Issue 33, 2023, Issue in Progress

A single step wet chemical approach to bifunctional ultrathin (ZnO)62(Fe2O3)38 dendritic nanosheets

Abstract

At the ultrathin scale, nanomaterials exhibit interesting chemical and physical properties, like flexibility, and polymer-like rheology. However, to limit the dimensions of composite nanomaterials at the ultrathin level is still a challenging task. Herein, by adopting a new low temperature single step and single pot wet chemical approach, we have successfully fabricated two dimensional (2D) mixed oxide ZnO–Fe2O3 dendritic nanosheets (FZDNSs). Various control experimental outcomes demonstrate that precursor salts of both the metals are crucial for the formation of stable 2D FZDNSs. The obtained FZDNSs not only exhibit the best photoreduction performance but also much enhanced electrocatalytic performance. This work will provide a promising avenue for the synthesis of cost effective transition metal mixed oxide based 2D nanosheets having wide ranging applications.

Graphical abstract: A single step wet chemical approach to bifunctional ultrathin (ZnO)62(Fe2O3)38 dendritic nanosheets

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Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
17 Jul 2023
Accepted
25 Jul 2023
First published
31 Jul 2023
This article is Open Access
Creative Commons BY-NC license

RSC Adv., 2023,13, 23038-23042

A single step wet chemical approach to bifunctional ultrathin (ZnO)62(Fe2O3)38 dendritic nanosheets

S. Latif, B. Akram, C. S. Saraj, B. A. Khan, M. Ali and J. Akhtar, RSC Adv., 2023, 13, 23038 DOI: 10.1039/D3RA04795D

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