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Observation of van der Waals driven self-assembly of MoSI nanowires into a low-symmetry structure using aberration-corrected electron microscopy
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Observation of van der Waals driven self-assembly of MoSI nanowires into a low-symmetry structure using aberration-corrected electron microscopy

V Nicolosi, PD Nellist, S Sanvito, EC Cosgriff, S Krishnamurthy, WJ Blau, MLH Green, D Vengust, D Dvorsek, D Mihailovic, …
ADVANCED MATERIALS, Vol.19(4), pp.543-+
19/02/2007
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/adma.200601867

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Science & Technology Physical Sciences Technology Chemistry Multidisciplinary Chemistry Physical Nanoscience & Nanotechnology Materials Science Multidisciplinary Physics Applied Physics Condensed Matter Chemistry Science & Technology - Other Topics Materials Science Physics MO6S4.5I4.5 NANOWIRES MO6S3I6 NANOWIRES SOLUBILITY NANOTUBES CLUSTERS nanowires
The packing structure of bundled MoSI nanowires is investigated. Scanning and high-resolution transmission electron microscopy are used to determine both the nanowire structure and bundle superstructure. Shown is a high-resolution microscopy image of a small bundle. The image width is 8 nm. It is found that the nanowires pack in crystalline bundles defined by the P1 (#2) spacegroup.
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