A Novel Method for Preparing Copper Nanorods and Nanowires

By Zongwen Liu, Yoshio Bando. 2003

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Microwave-assisted polyol synthesis of Cu nanoparticles (2011, methodology): “For the preparation of copper nanoparticles, several synthesis routes have been described, such as precipitation (Zhu et al. 2004a), thermal decomposition (Kim et al. 2006b), microemulsion (Lisiecki and Pileni 1993), surfactants solution (Wu and Chen 2004), reduction in alcoholic medium (Nakamura et”
A green method for the synthesis of Copper Nanoparticles using L-ascorbic acid (2014, methodology): “Pulsed laser ablation [4], vacuum vapor deposition [5], pulsed wire discharge [6] and mechanical milling [7] are physical techniques while Chemical reduction [8], Microemulsion techniques [9], sonochemical reduction [10], Electrochemical [11], Microwave assisted [12], and hydrothermal [13] are chemi”
A green synthesis of copper nanoparticles using native cyclodextrins as stabilizing agents (2016, unknown): “Cu-NPs can be synthesized by various methods, for example metal vapor synthesis [4], exploding wire method [5,6], vacuum vapor deposition [7], sonochemical reduction [8], thermal reduction [9], chemical reduction [10–13], biosynthesis [14,15], laser irradiation [16], and microemulsion techniques…”
A chemical reduction approach to the synthesis of copper nanoparticles (2016, background): “However, the capping agents or stabilizers can significantly reduce the oxidation but may not prevent it completely because of their molecular motion [5, 15].”