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Magnetic-field-assisted assembly of CoFe layered double hydroxide ultrathin films with enhanced electrochemical behavior and magnetic anisotropy

Shao et al., 2011

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10391229356604568689
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Shao M
Wei M
Evans D
Duan X
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Chemical Communications

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