Additions and corrections, Nanoscale, 2013, 5, 2307.

*Nanoscale*, 2013, 5, 8114–8121.
Additions and corrections Solution-based synthesis of wurtzite Cu₂ZnSnS₄ nanoleaves introduced by α-Cu₂S nanocrystals as a catalyst

Wei Zhang, Lanlan Zhai, Na He, Chao Zou,* Xiaozhen Geng, Lujun Cheng, Youqing Dong and Shaoming Huang*

Nanoscale, 2013, 5, 8114–8121. Amendment first published 20th September 2013

In our previous work, we report the synthesis of wurtzite Cu₂ZnSnS₄ nanoleaves.¹ On page 8115 in the section 2.2 Synthesis of Sn(dedc)₄ and Cu(EtXn)₂ precursors, we wrote:

For the precursor Cu(EtXn)₂, Na(dedc) and SnCl₄ were replaced with Na(EtXn) and CuCl₂, respectively.

The synthesized precursor Cu(EtXn)₂ should be Cu(EtXn).² The by-product dixanthogen dissolves in ethanol solution. In the following synthetic section, the irregular nanocrystals were obtained by copper ethylxanthate as copper source. This correction does not affect the results or conclusions in this article. The following sections of the article text have to be corrected from “Cu(EtXn)₂” to “Cu(EtXn)”: page 8115, line 45 and 50; page 8118, line 20 and 24.

References
1 W. Zhang, L. Zhai, N. He, C. Zou, Y. Dong, X. Chen and S. Huang, Nanoscale, 2013, 5, 8114–8121.
2 M. P. Matuszak, J. Am. Chem. Soc., 1931, 53, 4451–4452.

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