Author : P. Karpagavinayagam 1
Date of Publication :20th April 2018
Abstract: Green technology and bio perspective research approaches are long lasting and most preferable one. Magic of this output is harmless and mostly in nano scale. Mangroves are small tree that’s grows in saline environment. Many types of Mangroves are available in worldwide, Avicennia marina which is available in Tuticorin District that species flower part has utilised for NiO nano particle synthesis. NiO nanoparticles are using as Catalyst, Sensors, plastics, batteries, smart energy efficient materials, etc., Effective and novel nano materials are got. The characterisation techniques are UV, FTIR, AFM, Electrochemical workstation. In UV, Optical absorption peak intensity is found 319nm. The Functional group analysis is done through Fourier transform spectroscopy. The FTIR band at 418.57 cm-1, 466 cm-1 and 618.67 cm-1 reveals the presence of NiO. Spongy cubic like morphological behaviour is studied by Atomic force microscopy
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