Control of Catalytic Reactions at the Surface of a Metal Oxide Nanowire by Manipulating Electron Density Inside It

By Youxiang Zhang, A. Kolmakov, S. Chrétien, and H. Metiu, M. Moskovits. 2004

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Gas Sensors Based on Semiconducting Metal Oxide One-Dimensional Nanostructures (2009, background): “the opportunity to study surface reaction kinetics between the individual nanobelt surface and CO and fit the experimental data to the analytical model they derived [33].”
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Chemical sensors based on nanostructured materials (2007, background): “In particular, they presented experimental observations [86] hat the rates of oxygen adsorption–desorption and that of the atalytic oxidation of CO, taking place on the surface of a SnO2 anowire, along with the specific reaction channel, were changed y varying the electron density inside the nanowir”
Strong broadband optical absorption in silicon nanowire films (2007, background): “Semiconducting nanowires have recently been the subject of great scientific and technological interest due to their promising electrical [1], optoelectronic [2], mechanical [3], and chemical properties [4].”