Abstract

ZnS nanostructured spheres have been synthesized successfully without the assisted of surfactant, templates or capping agent via a facile hydrothermal method. Structural, morphological and optical characterization was fully performed. On the basis of characterization results, it was founded that the concentration of sulfur sources, hydrothermal reaction time and reaction temperature had an important effect on the formation of ZnS nanostructured spheres. The reason that reaction parameters are how to affect the formation of nanostructured spheres was investigated and discussed in detail. The formation mechanism of nanostructured spheres was innovatively proposed based on experimental results. The strong green PL emission of such structures would provide a potential application in novel luminescent devices. In addition, the route for the synthesis of ZnS nanostructures will be a promising way in the industrial application.

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