多元醇还原法制备片状六边形Fe3O4纳米颗粒

在表面活性剂油酸和油胺,液相环境二苄醚体系中,利用多元醇还原法,采用1,2-十二烷二醇还原前驱体乙酰丙酮铁Fe(acac)3,通过表面活性剂、金属前驱体以及液相环境的共同作用,制备出了单分散片状六边形Fe3O4纳米颗粒。分析了表面活性剂以及还原剂多元醇对纳米颗粒尺寸及形貌的影响。TEM表征结果显示：与未使用表面活性剂的情况相比,油酸和油胺的加入抑制了颗粒的生长,使颗粒尺寸从24.2 nm降低到10.7 nm;颗粒形貌多样化,出现了片状六边形形貌的Fe3O4纳米颗粒。磁性能检测表明： Fe3O4纳米颗粒具有高饱和磁化强度（Ms=88 emu/g）和零剩磁的特点,有望作为磁标记材料应用在生物检测上     

半乳糖保护的Au纳米颗粒的制备及性能研究

通过一种简易的方法,利用D-半乳糖胺和氯金酸制备出了能够用于肝癌细胞靶向识别的Au纳米颗粒探针.该纳米颗粒形貌和尺寸均一并且生物相容性良好.通过改变反应体系的pH能够对Au纳米颗粒的尺寸进行调控.此外,这种新型的纳米颗粒对RCA120还具有超高的检测灵敏度,实验结果显示其检测限度可以达到2μg·L^-1.     

液相热分解纳米铁镍合金的形貌可控合成及其磁学性能研究

以Fe(CO)₅和Ni(HCOO)₂为前驱物,十八烯为溶剂,在表面活性剂和分散剂油酸和油胺的协同作用下,通过前驱体的液相热分解和自合金化,制备铁镍合金纳米颗粒。通过XRD和TEM研究了产物的微观结构,并对产物的磁学性质进行了表征。结果表明,在反应温度为200 ℃,油胺与油酸及甲酸镍的物质的量比为4∶2∶1,反应时间为20 min时可得形貌可控、抗氧化性强的面心立方晶体结构的平面三角形纳米铁镍合金,晶粒尺寸为15~55 nm。磁性测量表明,300 K时三角形形貌铁镍合金的饱和磁化强度为15.5 emu·g^-1,矫顽力趋近于零,呈现超顺磁性;在低温(4.2 K)时,铁镍合金的饱和磁化强度为17.5 emu·g^-1,矫顽力增大明显。     

单分散Fe3O4纳米颗粒的控制合成和表征

以十八烯为溶剂、乙酰丙酮铁为铁源,并在油酸、油胺的辅助作用下,通过热分解法成功合成了单分散Fe3O4纳米颗粒。讨论了实验参数如反应温度、表面活性剂的量和种类、溶剂、油酸、油胺对单分散Fe3O4纳米颗粒的尺寸及形貌的影响。利用X射线衍射（XRD）、透射电子显微镜（TEM）、选区电子衍射（SAED）和高分辨透射电子显微镜（HRTEM）对所得产物的物相、结构、尺寸和形貌进行了表征分析。通过振动样品磁强计（VSM）表征产物磁性能,表明在室温下,Fe3O4纳米颗粒的饱和磁化强度（Ms）和矫顽力（Hc）分别为74.0 emu/g,72.6 Oe。     

YSi_2纳米颗粒的制备及光学、电学性能研究

采用脉冲激光烧蚀高纯YSi2靶,在n型Si(100)单晶衬底上制备YSi2纳米颗粒。原子力显微镜(AFM)观察样品表面颗粒尺寸约40~50 nm。X射线光电子能谱(XPS)测试结果表明,YSi2纳米颗粒成分为Y-O-Si。室温下对样品的光致发光(PL)性能进行测试,在500 nm处有一个较大的宽峰,409 nm附近出现强度较弱的发光峰。前者与样品中Y-O-Si电荷迁移带有关,后者为衬底表面纳米尺寸SiOx复合中心离子发光。室温下,对原位制备的薄膜电学(I-V/C-V)性能进行测试,结果表明薄膜的介电常数约为13.6。     

纳米氧化铪的制备与热膨胀性

制备了尺寸为4 nm的HfO2纳米颗粒,并借助X射线原子对分布函数方法,研究了尺寸约4 nm和体相HfO2颗粒的晶格热膨胀。结果表明,在纳米尺度的HfO2中,晶格沿a,c轴的热膨胀性增大,b轴热膨胀性稍微减小,体积热膨胀性增大。同时纳米HfO2晶格热膨胀的各向异性比体相大。该现象是由于尺寸效应导致结构畸变变大,尤其是次近邻Hf-O-Hf键角减小,随后升温过程中该畸变发生热弛豫趋向恢复至平衡位置导致的。     

超声喷雾共沉淀法制备纳米氧化锡粉体及其气敏性研究

采用超声波喷雾技术,以SnCl4·5H2O和CO(NH2)2为前驱体原料制备了氧化锡以及Ce稀土离子掺杂纳米粉体.详细地研究了超声喷雾条件、反应时间以及化学组分对纳米SnO2粉体的形貌和尺寸的影响规律,以及前驱体沉淀物脱水化学处理的条件.用XRD,TEM研究了所获纳米粒子的晶相和形貌.结果表明,制备的SnO2纳米粒子呈球状,尺寸在10～20 nm,纳米颗粒均匀,分散性好.以该粉体为基础制备了相应的气敏元件,测定了气体灵敏度与温度和稀土元素掺杂的关系.研究测试表明,纳米SnO2半导体气敏元件对NO2气体有着良好的响应-恢复特性,并且具有较高的灵敏度和较低的工作温度.稀土元素铈的掺杂能明显提高纳米SnO2粉体的气敏性能.     

单分散、小粒径金纳米颗粒的形貌控制增长

利用种子生长法合成了形状规则、尺寸单一的形状不同金纳米颗粒. 其中立方体纳米颗粒的边长为33±2 nm, 它是在十六烷基三甲基溴化胺(CTAB)存在的条件下, 在种子的表面上用弱还原剂——抗坏血酸还原而成的. 在这个体系中, 表面活性剂CTAB既作为保护剂又作为颗粒成长的导向剂. 用UV-vis, TEM, XRD对纳米颗粒的光学性质、几何形状、纳米颗粒的单层膜概貌以及纳米颗粒的晶体结构作了表征. 考察了种子生长的时间、种子的量、抗坏血酸的量对生成纳米颗粒形状的影响.     

烷基胺作为络合剂制备亲油性纳米银

在烷基胺/油酸/水混合体系中制备出表面包裹的亲油性纳米银颗粒,体系中的烷基胺作为络合剂和稳定剂起到使Ag离子水溶液与油酸互溶的作用,在还原过程中均匀释放出Ag离子,使Ag表面被油酸包裹具有亲油性。在相同反应条件下,分别以环己胺、正丁胺、三乙胺作为络合剂,考察了不同结构的胺对纳米Ag的形成过程以及对纳米Ag的表面性质和形貌的影响,并考察了所得纳米Ag颗粒的热稳定性。结果表明,相同反应条件下,正丁胺和三乙胺比环己胺更适于作为络合剂和稳定剂来制备油酸包裹的亲油性纳米Ag,所制备的纳米Ag颗粒在烷烃等中具有较好的热稳定性。     

聚丙烯酰胺凝胶法合成TbFeO3 纳米颗粒及其可见光催化活性

采用聚丙烯酰胺凝胶法制备了TbFeO3纳米颗粒, 研究了不同络合剂对样品的纯度、 颗粒尺寸及形貌的影响. XRD分析结果表明, 以酒石酸、 柠檬酸或乙二胺四乙酸(EDTA)为络合剂, 在650 ℃下烧结均可制备出单相TbFeO3纳米颗粒, 但产物的平均粒径不同; 而采用乙酸或草酸为络合剂则难以制得纯相样品. SEM观测结果表明, 以酒石酸为络合剂制备的颗粒细小, 均匀、 形貌规整、 呈球状, 平均粒径约为50 nm; 以柠檬酸为络合剂制备的颗粒主要以近球形为主, 颗粒的尺寸分布相对较宽, 平均粒径约为100 nm; 以EDTA为络合剂制备的颗粒主要呈椭球状, 颗粒尺寸较均匀, 但颗粒间存在不同程度的黏连现象, 平均粒径约为110 nm. 这3种样品的BET比表面积分别为15.4, 8.3和6.8 m2/g. 紫外-可见漫反射吸收光谱研究表明, TbFeO3纳米颗粒的带隙为1.95~1.98 eV. 分别以甲基橙(MO)、 罗丹明B(RhB)、 亚甲基蓝(MB)、 酸性品红(AF)和刚果红(CR)5种有机染料为目标降解物, 考察了TbFeO3颗粒的光催化活性. 结果表明, 在可见光辐照下颗粒表现出良好的光催化活性, 其中, 以酒石酸为络合剂制备的样品光催化效果最好.     

One-pot synthesis of new-phase AgInSe2 nanorods

AgInSe2 nanorods with a previously unknown orthorhombic phase isostructural to AgInS2 have been prepared by the thermolysis of [(PPh3)2AgIn(SeC{O}Ph)4] in a mixture of oleylamine (OA) and dodecanethiol (DT) at 185 degrees C. A systematic study indicates that the ratio of surfactants is crucial for obtaining both monodispersed nanorods and the new orthorhombic phase AgInSe2. The AgInSe2 nanorods have been characterized by TEM, XRPD, EDX, and XPS.     

Facile synthesis of gold nanoparticles with narrow size distribution by using AuCl or AuBr as the precursor

Gold(I) halides, including AuCl and AuBr, were employed for the first time as precursors in the synthesis of Au nanoparticles. The synthesis was accomplished by dissolving Au(I) halides in chloroform in the presence of alkylamines, followed by decomposition at 60 degrees C. The relative low stability of the Au(I) halides and there derivatives eliminated the need for a reducing agent, which is usually required for Au(III)-based precursors to generate Au nanoparticles. Controlled growth of Au nanoparticles with a narrow size distribution was achieved when AuCl and oleylamine were used for the synthesis. FTIR and mass spectra revealed that a complex, [AuCl(oleylamine)], was formed through coordination between oleylamine and AuCl. Thermolysis of the complex in chloroform led to the formation of dioleylamine and Au nanoparticles. When oleylamine was replaced with octadecylamine, much larger nanoparticles were obtained due to the lower stability of [AuCl(octadecylamine)] complex relative to [AuCl(oleylamine)]. Au nanoparticles can also be prepared from AuBr through thermolysis of the [AuBr(oleylamine)] complex. Due to the oxidative etching effect caused by Br(-), the nanoparticles obtained from AuBr exhibited an aspect ratio of 1.28, in contrast to 1.0 for the particles made from AuCl. Compared to the existing methods for preparing Au nanoparticles through the reduction of Au(III) compounds, this new approach based on Au(I) halides offers great flexibility in terms of size control.     

Ionic liquids as recycling solvents for the synthesis of magnetic nanoparticles

This work describes an easy synthesis (one pot) of MFe(2)O(4) (M = Co, Fe, Mn, and Ni) magnetic nanoparticles MNPs by the thermal decomposition of Fe(Acac)(3)/M(Acac)(2) by using BMI·NTf(2) (1-n-butyl-3-methylimidazolium bis(trifluoromethylsulfonyl)imide) or BMI·PF(6) (1-n-butyl-3-methylimidazolium hexafluorophosphate) ionic liquids (ILs) as recycling solvents and oleylamine as the reducing and surface modifier agent. The effects of reaction temperature and reaction time on the features of the magnetic nanomaterials (size and magnetic properties) were investigated. The growth of the MNPs is easily controlled in the IL by adjusting the reaction temperature and time, as inferred from Fe(3)O(4) MNPs obtained at 150 °C, 200 °C and 250 °C with mean diameters of 8, 10 and 15 nm, respectively. However, the thermal decomposition of Fe(Acac)(3) performed in a conventional high boiling point solvent (diphenyl ether, bp 259 °C), under a similar Fe to oleylamine molar ratio used in the IL synthesis, does not follow the same growth mechanism and rendered only smaller NPs of 5 nm mean diameter. All MNPs are covered by at least one monolayer of oleylamine making them readily dispersible in non-polar solvents. Besides the influence on the nanoparticles growth, which is important for the preparation of highly crystalline MNPs, the IL was easily recycled and has been used in at least 20 successive syntheses.     

Controlled synthesis of monodispersed AgGaS2 3D nanoflowers and the shape evolution from nanoflowers to colloids

Monodispersed AgGaS₂ three-dimensional (3D) nanoflowers have been successfully synthesized in a “soft-chemical” system with the mixture of 1-octyl alcohol and cyclohexane as reaction medium and oleylamine as surfactant. The crystal phase, morphology and chemical composition of the as-prepared products were characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD), transmission electron microscopy (TEM), and high-resolution TEM (HTEM), respectively. Results reveal that the as-synthesized AgGaS₂ nanoflowers are in tetragonal structure with 3D flower-like shape. Controlled experiments demonstrated that the shape transformation of AgGaS₂ nanocrystals from 3D nanoflowers (50 nm) to nanoparticles (10-20 nm) could be readily realized by tuning the reaction parameters, e.g., the ratio of octanol to cyclohexane, the length of carbon chain of fatty alcohol, the concentration of oleylamine, etc. The UV-vis and PL spectra of the obtained AgGaS₂ nanoflowers and colloids were researched. In addition, the photoelectron energy conversion (SPV) of AgGaS₂ nanoflowers was further researched by the surface photovoltage spectra.     

Ultrasonic-Assisted Synthesis of Monodisperse Ag Nanoparticles and Their Applications in Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering and Fluorescence Enhancement

Monodisperse Ag nanoparticles with diameters of about 3.4 nm were synthesized by a facile ultrasonic synthetic route at room temperature with the reduction of borane-tert-butylamine in the presence of oleylamine (OAm) and oleic acid (OA). The reaction parameters of time, the molar ratios of OAm to OA were studied, and it was found that these parameters played important roles in the morphology and size of the products. Meanwhile, surface enhanced Raman spectrum (SERS) property suggested the Ag nanoparticles exhibited high SERS effect on the model molecule Rhodamine 6G. And also, two-photon fluorescence images showed that the silver nanoparticles had high performances in fluorescence enhancement.     

Controllable Synthesis of Covellite Nanoparticles via Thermal Decomposition Method

In this study, covellite (CuS) nanoparticles were synthesized through a facile and low temperature thermal decomposition method using [Cu(sal)₂]- oleylamine complex, (sal = salicylaldehydeato, prepared in situ from [Cu(sal)₂] and oleylamine as the precursors), and sulfur as the Cu²⁺ source and S source, respectively. Scanning electron microscope, transmission electron microscope, electron diffraction and ultraviolet–visible absorption (UV–Vis) spectra were used for the characterization of the products. The effect of reaction parameters, such as the copper:sulfur molar ratio, the reaction temperature and the reaction time on the shape, size and phase of CuS nanostructures, was investigated. The results showed that the, covellite (hexagonal structure of CuS) with an average size between 20 and 45 nm could be obtained with the Cu:S molar ratio of 1: 3 at 105 °C for 60 min. With increasing the reaction temperature from 105 to 200 °C, non-stoichiometric Cu_1.65S with the average size of 25–50 nm was obtained due to the different existing state of the released Cu²⁺ ions from the copper-oleylamine complex.     

Investigation of the formation of CuInS2 nanoparticles by the oleylamine route: comparison of microwave-assisted and conventional syntheses

The formation of copper indium disulfide nanoparticles via the oleylamine route using copper iodide, indium chloride, and elemental sulfur has been investigated by applying conventional thermal heating as well as microwave irradiation. Oleylamine thereby acts as a capping ligand as well as a solvent. In an initial set of experiments, the onset of the reaction was determined to be around 115 °C by an in situ X-ray study using Synchrotron radiation. Using comparatively low synthesis temperatures of 120 °C, it is already possible to obtain nanoparticles of 2-4 nm with both heating methods but with irregular shape and size distribution. By applying higher temperatures of 220 °C, more crystalline and larger nanoparticles were obtained with slight differences in crystallite size and size distribution depending on the synthesis route. The size of the nanoparticles is in the range of 3-10 nm depending on the heating time. Using microwave irradiation, it is possible to obtain nanoparticles in only 90 s of total synthesis time. Control experiments to probe a nonthermal microwave effect were carried out ensuring an identical experimental setup, including the heating profile, the stirring rate, and the volume and concentration of the solutions. These experiments clearly demonstrate that for the preparation of CuInS(2) nanoparticles described herein no differences between conventional and microwave heating could be observed when performed at the same temperature. The nanoparticles obtained by microwave and thermal methods have the same crystal phase, primary crystallite size, shape, and size distribution. In addition, they show no significant differences concerning their optical properties.     

Thermal decomposition route for synthesis of Mn3O4 nanoparticles in presence of a novel precursor

The synthesis of manganese oxide (Mn₃O₄) nanoparticles by using thermal decomposition and its physicochemical characterization are being reported in present investigation. As a new precursor, [bis(2-hydroxy-1-naphthaldehydato)manganese(II)] complex was used in the presence of oleylamine (C₁₈H₃₇N) as both surfactant and solvent to control the size of resulting nanoparticle. The products were characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), transmission electron microscopy (TEM), Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy, thermogravimetric analysis (TGA), X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) and Raman spectrum. Synthesized manganese oxide nanoparticles have a tetragonal structure with average size of 9–24 nm. The phase pure samples were characterized by using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) for Mn 2p level. The values of binding energies are consistent with the relative values are reported in the literature. As a comparison between two methods, the novel precursor thermally was treated in solid state reaction in different temperature, 400, 500, and 600 °C and the products were characterized by SEM images. Magnetic property of the as-prepared Mn₃O₄ nanoparticle shows a ferromagnetic behavior with high saturation magnetization and coercivity.     

<Emphasis Type="Italic">In situ</Emphasis> analysis of the formation steps of gold nanoparticles by oleylamine reduction

A colloidal solution of gold nanoparticles is synthesized with the use of sodium tetrachloroaurate(III) as a precursor, oleylamine as a reducer and surfactant, and 1-octadecene as a solvent. Reaction stages are analyzed in situ by optical (UV-vis) absorption spectroscopy with a simultaneous analysis of particle sizes by dynamic light scattering and X-ray absorption near edge spectroscopy for the analysis of the gold oxidation state. After the synthesis the size of obtained nanoparticles is determined by transmission electron microscopy. The analysis of the obtained experimental data reveals the presence of three main steps in the reduction reaction mechanism, corresponding to Au³⁺, Au⁺, Au⁰, which enables the construction of the reaction model. The reaction mechanism involves the formation of gold(I) complexes with oleylamine, followed by polymerization and the formation of gold nanoclusters coated with oleylamine.