Multicolor Photoluminescence from Porous Silicon Using Focused, High‐Energy Helium Ions

Multicolor Photoluminescence from Porous Silicon Using Focused, High‐Energy Helium Ions
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使用聚焦的高能氦离子从多孔硅发出多色光致发光

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10.1002/adma.200501138
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2006
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D. J. Blackwood
D. J. Blackwood
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E. Teo;M. Breese;A. Bettiol;D. Mangaiyarkarasi;F. Champeaux;F. Watt;D. J. Blackwood

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