Journal of the Ceramic Society of Japan
Online ISSN : 1348-6535
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Regular Issue: Special Articles: The 74th CerSJ Awards for Advancements in Ceramic Science and Technology: Review
One-dimensional metal hydroxide nanomaterials with macroscopically controlled orientation and aggregation: fascinating surface hydroxyl groups on anisotropic structures for functionalities
Kenji OKADA
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2020 Volume 128 Issue 9 Pages 627-634

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This review briefly describes recent advances on the fabrication methods affording macroscopically controlled orientation and aggregation of one-dimensional (1D) metal hydroxide nanomaterials and the structuralization-driven functional applications. A special attention is focused on the functionalization based on two approaches: 1) superhydrophobic adhesive surface, and monolithic cation-exchangers and photocatalysts by controlled orientation and aggregation of titanate nanotubes, 2) a supported catalyst, electrothermal sensor and switchable fluorescence film by the structuralization of metal organic framework (MOF) derived from orientation/aggregation-controlled copper hydroxide nanotubes/nanobelts.

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