A novel approach for real mass transformation from V2O5 particles to nanorods
Glushenkov, Alexey M., Stukachev, Vladimir I., Hassan, Mohd Faiz, Kuvshinov, Gennady G., Liu, Hua Kun and Chen, Ying 2008, A novel approach for real mass transformation from V2O5 particles to nanorods, Crystal growth & design, vol. 8, no. 10, pp. 3661-3665, doi: 10.1021/cg800257d.
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A novel approach for real mass transformation from V2O5 particles to nanorods
A solid-state, mass-quantity transformation from V2O5 powders to nanorods has been realized via a two-step approach. The nanorods were formed through a controlled nanoscale growth from the nanocrystalline V2O5 phase created by a ball milling treatment. The nanorods grow along the [010] direction and are dominated by {001} surfaces. Surface energy minimization and surface diffusion play important roles in their growth mechanism. Real large quantity production can be achieved when the annealing process is conducted in a fluidized bed which can treat large quantities of the milled materials at once. The crystal orientation of nanorods provides an improved cycling stability for lithium intercalation.
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