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J. Iran. Chem. Soc., Vol. 5, No. 4 December 2008, pp.706~711.

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A Simple and Direct Method for Synthesis of Vanadium Oxide Ribbon-Like Nanobelts


H. Phetmunga,*, T.W. Kimb, S.J. Hwangb and J.H. Choyb


aInorganic and Materials Chemistry Research Unit, Department of Chemistry, Thaksin University, Ampher Muang,
Songkhla, 90000, Thailand
bCenter for Intelligent Nano-Bio Materials, Division of Nanoscience and Department of Chemistry, Ewha Womans
University. South Korea


A low-cost, a high-yielding of vanadium oxide nanobelts 2 was simply synthesized by hydrothermal treatment of our (NH4)2V3O8, 1, with deionized water at 200 �°C for 3 days.  The SEM observations show that ribbon-like nanobelts are about 150-300 nm wide and thousands of nanometers long. The XRD pattern reveals a set of the paper form reflections, characteristic of (00l) reflections for layered phases. Based on FT-IR results and the EDX spectra, the chemical formula of the as-obtained ribbon-like nanobelts could be described as VxOy.nH2O with a mixed valence V(V) and V(IV).


Keywords: Vanadium oxide ribbon-like nanobelts, Hydrothermal treatment, Mixed valences, Layered structure, A paper form

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