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Time-dependent growth of zinc hydroxide nanostrands and their crystal structure

Xinsheng Peng, Jian Jin, Noriko Kobayashi, Wolfgang Schmitt, Izumi Ichinose

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Positively-charged crystalline zinc hydroxide nanostrands with a diameter of 2 nm and a length of a few micrometres rapidly grew in dilute aqueous solution of zinc nitrate and aminoethanol. The nanostrands were composed of hexagonal clusters of [Zn(61)(OH)(116)(H(2)O)(n)](6+).

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Positively-charged crystalline zinc hydroxide nanostrands with a diameter of 2 nm and a length of a few micrometres rapidly grew in dilute aqueous solution of zinc nitrate and aminoethanol. The nanostrands were composed of hexagonal clusters of [Zn(61)(OH)(116)(H(2)O)(n)](6+).

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Positively-charged crystalline zinc hydroxide nanostrands with a diameter of 2 nm and a length of a few micrometres rapidly grew in dilute aqueous solution of zinc nitrate and aminoethanol. The nanostrands were composed of hexagonal clusters of [Zn(61)(OH)(116)(H(2)O)(n)](6+).

Key concepts: Zinc nitrate, Zinc, Zinc hydroxide, Hydroxide, Aqueous solution, Hexagonal crystal system, Chemistry, Inorganic chemistry

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