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In situ generation of sub-10 nm silver nanowires under electron beam irradiation in a TEM

Junjie Li
2020
Journal paper

Abstract

Here, we report a facile irradiation-assisted route to fabricate sub-10 nm Ag nanowires fromoxide supports using a TEM. The obtained Ag nanowires show a tunable length/diameter aspect ratio with a minimum diameter of about 9.5 nm. Moreover, the nucleation and growth dynamics of Ag nanowires were uncovered from TEM observations.

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In situ generation of sub-10 nm silver nanowires under electron beam irradiation in a TEM

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