Superfast assembly and synthesis of gold nanostructures using nanosecond low-temperature compression via magnetic pulsed power
Gold nanostructures have shape-dependent properties, making synthetic control over their morphology critical. Here, the authors use dynamic compression to obtain a variety of gold nanoarchitectures, which are formed at very fast timescales by the controlled coalescence of spherical particle arrays.
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Main Authors: | Binsong Li, Kaifu Bian, J. Matthew D. Lane, K. Michael Salerno, Gary S. Grest, Tommy Ao, Randy Hickman, Jack Wise, Zhongwu Wang, Hongyou Fan |
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Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2017
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/7bb6bbe4bd5f41d1925b015e010904c9 |
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