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Metal‐particle‐induced, highly localized site‐specific etching of Si and formation of single‐crystalline Si nanowires in aqueous fluoride solution

Peng et al., 2006

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10196333770837926001
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Peng K
Fang H
Hu J
Wu Y
Zhu J
Yan Y
Lee S
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Chemistry–A European Journal

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A straightforward metal‐particle‐induced, highly localized site‐specific corrosion‐like mechanism was proposed for the formation of aligned silicon‐nanowire arrays on silicon in aqueous HF/AgNO3 solution on the basis of convincing experimental results. The etching …
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