Sulfonated polystyrene spheres as template for fabricating hollow compact silver spheres silver-mirror reaction at low temperature

Sulfonated polystyrene spheres as template for fabricating hollow compact silver spheres silver-mirror reaction at low temperature

Traditional silver-mirror reaction at low temperature has been explored to prepare a uniform, complete hollow silver sphere with controlled thickness, using sulfonated polystyrene (PS) spheres as template. This robust strategy for fabricating hollow compact silver spheres, avoiding complex chemical...

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