Nanoparticulate tungsten oxide films were synthesized by pulsed electrodeposition. Particle sizes between 45 and similar to330 nm were achieved by varying pulse duration from 5 to 500 ms. Shorter pulses increased the rate of new particle nucleation above the rate of existing particle growth, allowing for the observed variations in size. Cathodic deposition voltage (-1 similar to -3 V) had little effect on particle size. Compared to films prepared by continuous electrodeposition, nanoparticulate tungsten oxide films showed a higher photoactivity and greater current density for the hydrogen intercalation reaction. Functional improvements are explained by the smaller particle size and larger surface area of nanocrystalline tungsten oxide.
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