New route in the synthesis of Tin(II) oxide micro-sheets and its thermal transformation

•The pure tin(II) oxide have been successfully prepared using new route hydrothermal-alkaline solution method.•Tin(II) oxide starts to oxidize at 400 °C and completely transform into tin(IV) oxide at 600 °C.•The transformation route is a direct oxidation without forming the intermediate phase of tin...

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Veröffentlicht in:Materials letters 2018-01, Vol.211, p.293-295
Hauptverfasser: Huda, Adri, Handoko, Chanel T., Bustan, Muhammad Djoni, Yudono, Bambang, Gulo, Fakhili
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Zusammenfassung:•The pure tin(II) oxide have been successfully prepared using new route hydrothermal-alkaline solution method.•Tin(II) oxide starts to oxidize at 400 °C and completely transform into tin(IV) oxide at 600 °C.•The transformation route is a direct oxidation without forming the intermediate phase of tin oxide (SnxOx+1).•The thermal treatment can control the nucleation process, crystal morphology, particle sie, and properties of tin(II) oxide. The micro-sheets tin(II) oxide (SnO) has been synthesized using hydrothermal-alkaline solution at 95 °C (low temperature) under the ambient atmosphere. The as-prepared material showed a romarchite tetragonal structure without impurities. Furthermore, the study of SnO transformation has been carried out by thermal treatment ranging from 400 °C to 700 °C. The result shows that the transformation was a direct oxidation without forming any intermediate phases. The SnO started to oxidize at 400 °C and fully transformed into tin(IV) oxide (SnO2) at 600 °C. The thermal treatment has also changed the morphology and particle size of SnO from micro-sheets-structure to amorphous-flowerlike nanostructure and shifted the absorption spectra resulting in shorter UV wavelength and higher calculated-band gap.
ISSN:0167-577X
1873-4979
DOI:10.1016/j.matlet.2017.10.029