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Large-scale and uniform copper(I) sulfide (Cu 2 S) nanowires have been successfully synthesized via a cheap, fast, easily handled, and environmentally friendly approach. In addition to the reductive properties of the biomolecule-assisted method, they also have a strong shape- or size-directing functionality in the reaction process. The field-emission properties of the Cu 2 S nanowires in a vacuum were studied by the Folwer-Nordheim (F-N) theory. The Cu 2 S nanowires have a low turn-on field at 1.19 V/μm and a high enhancement factor (β) of 19,381. The photocatalytic degradation of Cu 2 S nanowires was investigated by the change in the concentrations of rhodamine B (RhB) under UV illumination. These outstanding results of Cu 2 S nanowires indicate that they will be developed as good candidates as electron field emitters and chemical photocatalysts in future nanoelectronic devices.

Development of Crystalline Cu2S Nanowires via a Direct Synthesis Process and Its Potential Applications