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The laterial growth of ZnO nanowires network based on the micro-electrode
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    Abstract:

    Using the substrate with the unique nanometer column arrays, the two dimensional ZnO nanowires network circuit was realized by means of CVD method without catalyst. This work not only removed the catalyst contamination,simplified the process and reduced the cost of Snanowire’s production, but also offered the new technical reference for breaking through the nano electronic devices limit.

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[jianghaitao, shibin liu, peipei he, shuxia guo. The laterial growth of ZnO nanowires network based on the micro-electrode[J]. Rare Metal Materials and Engineering,2017,46(11):3213~3216.]
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  • Received:January 13,2017
  • Revised:January 13,2017
  • Adopted:March 01,2017
  • Online: December 13,2017

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