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In situ electron microscopy four‐point electromechanical characterization of freestanding metallic and semiconducting nanowires

Bernal et al., 2014

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17460040193278378019
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Bernal R
Filleter T
Connell J
Sohn K
Huang J
Lauhon L
Espinosa H
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Electromechanical coupling is a topic of current interest in nanostructures, such as metallic and semiconducting nanowires, for a variety of electronic and energy applications. As a result, the determination of structure‐property relations that dictate the electromechanical …
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