Electrolyte effect on nanotubes properties

Authors

D. M. Davis, Cain Department of Chemical Engineering
D. Pinisetty, Louisiana State University
A. Prabhakar, Louisiana State University
M. Moldovan, Louisiana State University
D. P. Young, Louisiana State University
R. Devireddy, Louisiana State University
M. C. Murphy, Louisiana State University
E. J. Podlaha, Cain Department of Chemical Engineering

Document Type

Conference Proceeding

Publication Date

12-1-2007

Abstract

The ability to electrodeposit magnetic (CoNiFeCu) and semiconductor (Bi2Te3) nanorubes was demonstrated from two different electrochemical systems. Electrodeposited multilayered CoNiFeCu/Cu nanotubes were fabricated by pulsing the applied potential. The electrolyte temperature affected the tube formation and the nanorubes giant magnetoresistance (GMR) saturation field. Both p/n-type Bi2Te3 alloy nanorubes were deposited under constant potential from different electrolyte concentrations and component ratios. We report the Seebeck coefficient measurement method for Bi2Te3 alloy nanorubes obtained by electrodeposition. ©The Electrochemical Society.

Publication Source (Journal or Book title)

ECS Transactions

First Page

253

Last Page

260

Recommended Citation

Davis, D., Pinisetty, D., Prabhakar, A., Moldovan, M., Young, D., Devireddy, R., Murphy, M., & Podlaha, E. (2007). Electrolyte effect on nanotubes properties. ECS Transactions, 6 (8), 253-260. https://doi.org/10.1149/1.2794471