Method for carrying out liquid-phase synthesis on Cu2S octahedral nanocrystal under high temperature
A liquid-phase synthesis and nanocrystal technology, applied in the direction of nanotechnology, copper sulfide, etc., can solve the problems of difficult control of components, high equipment requirements, and expensive prices, and achieve the effects of low equipment requirements, low prices, and simplified processes
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[0018] Measure 10mL oleylamine into a round-bottomed flask, under nitrogen protection, slowly raise the temperature to 120°C under magnetic stirring, and keep it stable for 20min at 120°C, remove water and dissolved oxygen, then raise the temperature to 200°C, inject 0.05mol of / L 5mL of oleylamine solution of copper diethyldithiocarbamate precursor, the solution immediately turns black; 2 The S precipitate was washed with ethanol and centrifuged to obtain Cu 2 S nanocrystals.
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[0020] Measure 15mL of oleic acid into a round bottom flask, under nitrogen protection, slowly raise the temperature to 120°C under magnetic stirring, and keep it stable for half an hour at 120°C, remove water and dissolved oxygen, then raise the temperature to 280°C, inject 0.1 mol / L organic amine solution 10mL of copper diethyldithiocarbamate precursor, the solution immediately turns black; 2 The S precipitate was washed with excess ethanol and centrifuged to obtain Cu 2 S nanocrystals.
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[0022] Measure 20mL of octadecene into a round-bottomed flask, slowly raise the temperature to 120°C under magnetic stirring, protect it with nitrogen, and keep it stable at 120°C for 40min, remove water and dissolved oxygen, then raise the temperature to 320°C, inject 0.15 mol / L oleylamine solution of copper diethyldithiocarbamate precursor was 10mL, the solution immediately turned black; after reacting for 60min, naturally cooled to room temperature, the resulting black Cu 2 The S precipitate was washed with excess ethanol and centrifuged to obtain Cu 2 S nanocrystals.
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