Because of their unique optical,electrical,magnetic and other properties,semiconductor nanomaterials has shown its potential applications in many fields,such as nanoscale devices and functional materials,and many other areas.Since the carbon nanotubes(CNTs)[1]was reported for the first time,a series of one-dimensional semiconductor nanomaterials and their heterostructures have also been prepared.They have unique electrical,magnetic properties,causing widespread concern in the international academic community.Thus,the study of preparation methods and properties of one-dimensional semiconductor nanomaterials are meaningful.[2]In this paper,it was focused on the preparation of one-dimensional semiconductor nanomaterials.By using of solvothermal synthesis,one-dimensional nanostructures of transition metal sulfides and their composite structure were prepared.Then the products were characterized and analyzed,and their properties were studied.The major contents are summarized as follows:(1)A facile solvothermal approach was used to synthesize ?-? semiconductor nanomaterials.We get zinc sulfide(ZnS)nanorods,which was characterized as a hexagonal wurtzite structure,with high purity.The photoluminescence properties of ZnS rods and ZnS rods doped Mn2+ were studied.(2)Via a solvothermal synthesis method,indium sulfide(In2S3)nanobelts was obtained,which was characterized as the ?-In2S3 of cubic phase.The effects of different reaction conditions on the morphology were discussed,and UV-visible absorption property of the nanobelts was studied.(3)On the basis of ZnS nanorods,AuCl3,as a precursor,was added to the body of ZnS,the dumbbell-shaped ZnS-Au heterogeneous nanostructure was got.The detailed morphological and structural analyses of the product were observed.Its optical properties,electrochemical properties and its application in the detection for Hg2+ were studied. |