Abstract

Due to exciting size-dependent chemical and physical properties, nanoscale materials have extensive range of applications compared with microstructural particles. CuO nanoparticles are very important among transition metal oxides because of their large number of applications. Quantum dots (QDs) of CuO (copper oxide) were prepared by the innovative ultrasonication method. Ultrasonic sound is used in this synthesis method to synthesize QDs of copper oxide. Structural and optical properties were studied in this research work. X-ray diffraction was used to study the formation of structural phase CuO QDs and found to be single phasic without any impurity. Transmission electron microscopic measurements were performed to study the morphology of QDs of CuO, which confirms spherical QDs with an average diameter of [Formula: see text]4[Formula: see text]nm. In optical studies, absorption spectra of the CuO were analyzed by using UV–visible spectroscopy.

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