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Growth and device application of CdSe nanostructures

Zhao et al., 2012

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15548809616650708070
Author
Zhao L
Hu L
Fang X
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Advanced Functional Materials

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Inorganic semiconductor nanostructures have attracted increasing interest in recent years because of their distinguishable role in fundamental studies and technical applications, mainly due to their size‐and shape‐dependent properties and flexible processing methods …
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