Abstract
It was shown that the synthesis of Cu nanopowder by thermal decomposition afforded chemically purer (without oxides) and finer (specific surface value ∼45 m2 g−1) product than the synthesis by chemical reduction. The latter method leads to pyrophoric nanopowders containing detectable amounts of copper oxides.
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