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Twisted GeS Nanowire with Engineered Stacking Order and Tunable Composition
1D twisted GeS nanowires with engineered stacking orders and tunable bandgaps are synthesized using an axial screw dislocation mechanism. These nanowires exhibit enhanced photoelectronic properties and strong second harmonic generation (SHG), presenting new opportunities for future electronic and optoelectronic applications.
Qi Wu+9 more
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The industrially important transition metal tungsten (W) shares certain chemical properties with the essential plant micronutrient molybdenum and inhibits the activity of molybdoenzymes such as nitrate reductase, impacting plant growth.
Julian Preiner+3 more
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A novel and efficient method is explored to synthesize 1D single‐crystal sub‐stoichiometric WnO3n‐2 (n = 25) nanowire bundles. The approach utilizes selective low‐energy He+ ion irradiation (27 eV) on Mo‐Ni doped WOx surface, achieving efficient catalyst‐free self‐organized growth of high aspect ratio nanowires at the temperature of 700 °C.
Maryna Bilokur+3 more
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This article provides a comprehensive overview of electroless plating, covering its basic mechanisms, bath composition, operating parameters, and metal layer characterization. It also addresses recent advancements, current limitations, and potential improvements, as well as the technology's applications in various industries.
Na Kyoung Kim+4 more
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Tungsten Deposits in the Minerva District, White Pine County, Nevada [PDF]
Dwight W. Lemmon
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Unique nanopillar metasurfaces are fabricated for the purpose of sensitive detection to refractive index changes in the presence of gold nanoparticles. The addition of these nanoparticles to the surface of the silicon nanopillars is facilitated via a novel antibiotic‐mediated linker system to promote localized surface plasmon effects resulting from Mie
Jacob Waitkus+4 more
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Functional Porous Graphene Membranes: From Superhydrophobic to Slippery
This work highlights a versatile approach for modifying porous graphene surfaces with an aim to control its wettability for challenging membrane applications. Utilizing an efficient silanization process, aided by the defects present on the graphene, the possibility to fabricate graphene‐siloxane hybrid layer that can be either superhydrophobic or ...
Abhijna Das+7 more
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