Tuning nanoparticle size for enhanced functionality in perovskite thin films deposited by metal organic deposition

Tuning nanoparticle size for enhanced functionality in perovskite thin films deposited by metal organic deposition
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10.1038/am.2017.197
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发表时间:
2017-11
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9.7
通讯作者:
M. Miura;B. Maiorov;Michio Sato;M. Kanai;T. Kato;T. Kato;T. Izumi;S. Awaji;P. Mele;M. Kiuchi;T. Matsushita
M. Miura;B. Maiorov;Michio Sato;M. Kanai;T. Kato;T. Kato;T. Izumi;S. Awaji;P. Mele;M. Kiuchi;T. Matsushita
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材料科学2区
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M. Miura;B. Maiorov;Michio Sato;M. Kanai;T. Kato;T. Kato;T. Izumi;S. Awaji;P. Mele;M. Kiuchi;T. Matsushita

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