Very High Temperature Annealing of Cu₂O Obtained by the Bifacial Oxidation of Free-Standing Cu Foils

Matthew Zervos; G. Georgiadis; G. G. Paschos; Matin Ashurov; P. G. Savvidis

doi:10.1039/d5ma00642b

January 1, 2025Materials AdvancesOpen Access

Very High Temperature Annealing of Cu₂O Obtained by the Bifacial Oxidation of Free-Standing Cu Foils

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Key Points

Cu2O was synthesized through thermal oxidation, enhancing its properties significantly.
The thermal oxidation process involved temperatures reaching 1020°C with controlled cooling stages.
Bifacial oxidation of copper foils yielded high-quality cu2o for further applications in electronics.
This method may promote innovative uses for cu2o in various technological fields, expanding its applicability.

Implication

Thermal oxidation produced cu2o from copper foils at 1020°C, suggesting potential for material enhancement.

Abstract

Cu 2 O has been obtained via the thermal oxidation of free-standing Cu foils with a thickness of 127 μm under Ar and O 2 at 1020°C followed by controlled cooldown at -...

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Very High Temperature Annealing of Cu₂O Obtained by the Bifacial Oxidation of Free-Standing Cu Foils

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Very High Temperature Annealing of Cu₂O Obtained by the Bifacial Oxidation of Free-Standing Cu Foils

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