Nanomanipulation of Metal Oxide Nanomaterials

Gil Nonato  C. Santos,; Normie Jean  Sajor,; Raymund  S. Olarve,; Victor  Koledov,; Svetlana  Gratowski,

Nanomanipulation of Metal Oxide Nanomaterials

Normie Jean Sajor | Raymund S. Olarve | Gil Nonato C. Santos | Victor Koledov | Svetlana Gratowski

Abstract:

Metal oxide nanomaterials from zinc oxide bulk powder and tin (II) oxide bulk powder were synthesized via Horizontal Vapor Phase Crystal Growth deposition technique. Fabricated nanocrystals were successfully deposited on a silica quartz tube and were used as the sensing element of a fabricated gas sensor. Both zinc oxide and tin oxide showed nanowire structures. This indicated a high surface-to-volume ratio which favors the adsorption of gases on the sensing element which increases the sensitivity of the device.

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