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E. D. Ryabkov, A. P. Antropov, N. K. Zaitsev, N. A. Yashtulov

Methods for determining the depth of nanoholes in metal aluminum at its high-voltage anodization

Abstract

Two alternative approaches to determining depth of nanopores (nanoholes) formed on metallic aluminium during its high-voltage anodizing were suggested. The first approach consists in electron microscopic examination of a cut metal layer by ion cutting using a sprayed protective platinum layer, which allows direct observation of an array of nanopores. The second approach is an indirect one, and it consists in creating of copper replicas from a metallic aluminium layer, followed by electrochemical determination of total surface of copper electrode and calculation of copper nanowool height. The two approaches are shown to lead to the same results.
Key words: copper nanostructures, voltammetry, aluminum anodizing, scanning electron microscopy.
Moscow University Chemistry Bulletin.
2021, Vol. 62, No. 6, P. 503
   

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