Two-dimensional alignment of imogolite on a solid surface
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Sungjin Park, Yunha Lee, Bumjung Kim, Jisun Lee, Youngdo Jeong, Jaegeun Noh, Atsushi Takahara, Daewon Sohn
Surface modified imogolite fiber, hydrated aluminium silicate that has the shape of a rigid hollow cylinder, was aligned with consistent nano spacing and was visualized by scanning tunneling microscopy.
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