Zinc Oxide Nanorods, 100-2000nm, 1 gProduct Type: Shape-controlled inorganic nanomaterial
Research-grade laboratory product
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Manufacturer: Atomfair LLC
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What is the aspect ratio range of these zinc oxide nanorods, and how does the polydispersity affect their alignment in solution-processed films?
The aspect ratio of these zinc oxide nanorods ranges from 1.5 (at 10 µm length and 2000 nm diameter) to 100 (at 3 µm length and 100 nm diameter). This wide polydispersity can lead to inconsistent alignment in thin-film deposition, as longer, thinner rods may orient differently than shorter, thicker rods under shear or electric fields.
Are these zinc oxide nanorods supplied as a dry powder or as a pre-dispersed suspension, and what solvent systems are compatible?
The product is supplied as a dry powder in a 1 g package, as no solvent or concentration is listed in the specifications. For redispersion, users must select a compatible solvent based on the intended application, as the manufacturer does not specify a solvent.
What filter pore size is recommended to retain these zinc oxide nanorods during solution processing?
Given the diameter range of 100–2000 nm, a filter with pore size ≤ 100 nm (e.g., 0.1 µm or 100 kDa) is required to retain the smallest rods. For the largest rods, a 2 µm pre-filter may be used to remove aggregates, but the final filter should be ≤ 100 nm to ensure complete retention of the entire size distribution.
Zinc Oxide Nanorods (100-2000 nm diameter, 3-10 μm length) are a shape-controlled inorganic nanomaterial supplied in 1 g packages, offering defined anisotropic morphology for research applications requiring rod-like geometry with broad dimensional tolerances.
Positive
- Shape-controlled nanorod morphology: The product is explicitly a shape-controlled inorganic nanomaterial, providing consistent rod geometry with specified length (3-10 μm) and diameter (100-2000 nm) ranges, enabling anisotropic property studies.
- Broad diameter range accommodates varied experiments: The 100-2000 nm diameter span allows researchers to select or fractionate within this window for size-dependent optical, electronic, or catalytic investigations without purchasing multiple distinct products.
Trade-offs
- Wide dimensional tolerances require characterization: The length (3-10 μm) and diameter (100-2000 nm) ranges are broad, meaning individual batches may exhibit significant variation; users must perform independent TEM/SEM analysis to confirm actual dimensions for each experiment.
- Limited package size of 1 g: The 1 g package may be insufficient for large-scale syntheses, multiple replicate trials, or high-throughput screening, necessitating multiple purchases or careful allocation for small-scale studies only.
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