A surfactant-free route to single-crystalline CeO2 nanowires
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Bo Tang, Linhai Zhuo, Jiechao Ge, Guangli Wang, Zhiqiang Shi, Jinye Niu
A surfactant-free route was successfully established to synthesize CeO2 single-crystalline nanowires using H2O2 as oxidizer and template agent.
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