Microwave synthesis of Cr nanowires on polymeric substrate
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Daeseob Shim, Seung-Ho Jung, Eun-Ha Kim, Dong-Myung Yoon, Kun-Hong Lee, Soo-Hwan Jeong
Without any catalysts or feeding source gases, highly crystalline Cr nanowires were directly synthesized on a flexible polymeric substrate using microwaves and the surface of the as-grown Cr nanowires showed superhydrophobicity.
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