Nickel-Indium Sulphide Core-Shell Nonostructures Obtained by Spray-ILGAR Deposition

Rosalinda Inguanta; Carmelo Sunseri; Salvatore Piazza; Giuseppe Genduso; null Fischer; null Lux-Steiner

Nickel-Indium Sulphide Core-Shell Nonostructures Obtained by Spray-ILGAR Deposition

Rosalinda Inguanta, Carmelo Sunseri, Salvatore Piazza, Giuseppe Genduso, Fischer, Lux-Steiner

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Abstract

Ni nanowires (NWs) of different lengths were fabricated by pulsed potentiostatic deposition within pores ofpolycarbonate membranes. After template dissolution, substrates underwent sequential Spray-ILGAR®depositions of thin indium sulphide films. The effect of deposition temperature was also investigated. Forlow number of deposition cycles, results showed complete and uniform covering of metal over the entirelength of NWs, with formation of Ni - In2S3 core-shell structures. However, with increasing number ofdeposition cycles films became uneven and crusty, especially at higher temperatures, owing to thesimultaneous formation of nickel sulfide. This drawback was almost eliminated doubling the duration of thespray step.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	CHEMICAL ENGINEERING TRANSACTIONS
Pages	2239-2244
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 2013

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General Chemical Engineering

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Nickel-Indium Sulphide Core-Shell Nonostructures Obtained by Spray-ILGAR Deposition

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