Submonolayer-Pt-Coated Ultrathin Au Nanowires and Their Self-Organized Nanoporous Film: SERS and Catalysis Active Substrates for Operando SERS Monitoring of Catalytic Reactions.

Submonolayer-Pt-Coated Ultrathin Au Nanowires and Their Self-Organized Nanoporous Film: SERS and Catalysis Active Substrates for Operando SERS Monitoring of Catalytic Reactions.
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10.1021/jz500238z
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2014-03
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The journal of physical chemistry letters
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Rui Liu;Jing-fu Liu;Zongmian Zhang;Li-qiang Zhang;Jiefang Sun;Mengjun Sun;G. Jiang
Rui Liu;Jing-fu Liu;Zongmian Zhang;Li-qiang Zhang;Jiefang Sun;Mengjun Sun;G. Jiang
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Rui Liu;Jing-fu Liu;Zongmian Zhang;Li-qiang Zhang;Jiefang Sun;Mengjun Sun;G. Jiang

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