Chiral ligand-protected gold nanoclusters: Considering the optical activity from a viewpoint of ligand dissymmetric field

Chiral ligand-protected gold nanoclusters: Considering the optical activity from a viewpoint of ligand dissymmetric field
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10.1016/j.pnsc.2016.08.006
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2016-10
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Progress in Natural Science: Materials International
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H. Yao
H. Yao
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