Effect of air annealing on structural, textural, thermal, magnetic and photocatalytic properties of Ag-doped mesoporous amorphous crystalline nanopowders Bi2O3
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Abstract
Ag doped BiO nanopowders (NPs) were produced by pulsed electron beam evaporation (PEBE) under vacuum. The solid phase synthesis in an electric furnace on air was used for silver doping of bismuth oxide. Different physicochemical properties of NPs have been studied. The specific surface area of (SSA) Ag- BiO NPs was 23.7 m/g. Air annealing (200 °C) caused decreased crystallinity and an increase in the SSA of both pure and Ag-doped bismuth oxide. The dominant phase in not annealed/annealed Ag doped BiO NPs at 200 °C and 300 °C was β -phase BiO. The thermal stability of the pure and Ag-doped BiO NPs was maintained at 300–350 °C. The phase transition β→α occurred with a further increase in temperature. The annealing temperature could effectively change the physicochemical properties of the BiO NPs.
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