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EFFECT OF DEFORMATIONS ON PHOTOLUMINESCENT AND PIEZO CATALYTIC PROPERTIES OF ZnO TETRAPODS

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S3034551025060155-1
DOI
10.7868/S3034551025060155
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Article
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Published
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Volume/ Edition
Volume 70 / Issue number 6
Pages
998-1002
Abstract
The interrelation of photoluminescent and piezocatalytic properties of ZnO is studied using the example of an array of tetrapods subjected to mechanical stretching and an array of tetrapods in an organic contaminant solution during ultrasonic treatment. The effect of tensile stresses on luminescent properties is demonstrated: with a 4% elongation, the integral intensity of the ultraviolet photoluminescence band in ZnO tetrapods decreases by 25%, and its maximum is mixed by 1.27 nm in the long-wavelength region. It has been shown that with ultrasound assistance with a frequency of 40 kHz and a power of 120 W, the efficiency of catalysis using ZnO tetrapods increases by 42%. The reason for the observed effects is the mechanically enhanced charge separation by piezoelectric fields. The mechanism of acceleration of catalysis under ultrasonic action is discussed.
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Date of publication
28.06.2025
Year of publication
2025
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