Preparation of single-crystalline platinum nanowires with small diameters under mild conditions
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Zhongrong Shen, Mami Yamada, Mikio Miyake
We report a convenient method to synthesize single-crystalline platinum nanowires with high aspect ratio of ca. 2.0 nm diameter by sophisticated and precise control of Pt(0) nuclei and their growth.
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