Silicon carbide nanowires have been obtained via combustion synthesis route. X-ray diffraction analysis confirmed that the synthesized material is the 3C polytype of silicon carbide with zincblende unit cell. Detailed investigations of such SiC 1D
nanostructures were carried out exploiting Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy. IR measurements we performed using BRUKER HYPERION FT-IR microscope. For the purpose of comparison, a series of powder samples were examined, including raw
synthesis product, purified SiC nanowires and several commercially available microand nanopowders (from Alpha Aesar and PlasmaChem). Comprehensive comparative analysis of the MIR spectra has been performed.
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