Hollow and polygonous microtubes of monocrystalline indium germanate.
Hollow and polygonous microtubes of monocrystalline indium germanate.
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10.1002/anie.200502870
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2006-03
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通讯作者:
J. Zhan;Y. Bando;Junqing Hu;Longwei Yin;Xiao-li Yuan;T. Sekiguchi;D. Golberg
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J. Zhan;Y. Bando;Junqing Hu;Longwei Yin;Xiao-li Yuan;T. Sekiguchi;D. Golberg
Carbon-assisted thermal coevaporation of In2O3 and GeO2 generates monocrystalline, sub-micrometer In2Ge2O7 tubes with a laminar crystal structure (see figure). Within an In2Ge2O7 tube, the {InO6} octahedron laminae are parallel to the [100] growth direction. These structures may find applications in waveguides or microlasers since their diameters are close to the wavelength and mean free path of appropriate photons.