Hierarchical nanostructures of cupric oxide on a copper substrate: controllable morphology and wettability

By Jinping Liu, Xintang Huang, Yuanyuan Li, K. M. Sulieman, Xiang He, F. Sun. 2006

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Subfields: Materials Chemistry

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• A comparative study of the morphology and wetting characteristics of micro/nanostructured Cu surfaces for phase change heat transfer applications (2013, background): “Recent studies reported the synthesis of various cupric oxide (CuO) nanostructures with different morphologies, such as sharp needle-like nanowires [11,12], nanobelts [13], nano-rods and ribbons [14–16], and 3D flower-like networks [17] using chemical oxidation schemes.”