Optical nanosensor design with uniform pore geometry and large particle morphology.

Optical nanosensor design with uniform pore geometry and large particle morphology.
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10.1002/chem.200700499
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2007-11
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S. El‐Safty;A. Ismail;H. Matsunaga;F. Mizukami
S. El‐Safty;A. Ismail;H. Matsunaga;F. Mizukami
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S. El‐Safty;A. Ismail;H. Matsunaga;F. Mizukami

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