Quantifying Angular Correlations between the Atomic Lattice and the Superlattice of Nanocrystals Assembled with Directional Linking.

Quantifying Angular Correlations between the Atomic Lattice and the Superlattice of Nanocrystals Assembled with Directional Linking.
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DOI:
10.1021/acs.nanolett.7b00584
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发表时间:
2017-02
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10.8
通讯作者:
I. Zaluzhnyy;R. Kurta;Alexander André;O. Gorobtsov;M. Rose;P. Skopintsev;I. Besedin;A. Zozulya;M. Sprung;F. Schreiber;I. Vartanyants;Marcus Scheele
I. Zaluzhnyy;R. Kurta;Alexander André;O. Gorobtsov;M. Rose;P. Skopintsev;I. Besedin;A. Zozulya;M. Sprung;F. Schreiber;I. Vartanyants;Marcus Scheele
中科院分区:
材料科学1区
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作者:
I. Zaluzhnyy;R. Kurta;Alexander André;O. Gorobtsov;M. Rose;P. Skopintsev;I. Besedin;A. Zozulya;M. Sprung;F. Schreiber;I. Vartanyants;Marcus Scheele

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