Electrochemical synthesis of metal and semimetal nanotube–nanowire heterojunctions and their electronic transport properties
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Guowen Meng, Shuyuan Zhang, Lide Zhang
Metal and semimetal nanotube–nanowire heterojunction arrays have been achieved by sequential electrochemical-deposition inside the nanochannels of anodic aluminium oxide template with a layer of Au thin enough to leave the pores open.
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