Wet-chemical templateless assembly of metal nanowires from nanoparticles

Wet-chemical templateless assembly of metal nanowires from nanoparticles

We describe a new, simple, room-temperature wet-chemical approach for assembling Au and Ag nanoparticles into nanowire networks, without the use of lithographic templates. Five to 35 nm-diameter nanowires passivated with a thin organic layer were synthesized by mechanically agitating a biphasic liqu...

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Veröffentlicht in:Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) England), 2005-03 (11), p.1435-1437
Hauptverfasser: Maddanimath, T, Kumar, A, D'Arcy-Gall, J, Ganesan, P G, Vijayamohanan, K, Ramanath, G
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