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Hydrothermal epitaxy growth of self-organized vanadium dioxide 3D structures with metal–insulator transition and THz transmission switch properties

Makarevich et al., 2020

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Makarevich A
Makarevich O
Ivanov A
Sharovarov D
Eliseev A
Amelichev V
Boytsova O
Gorodetsky A
Navarro-Cia M
Kaul A
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The hydrothermal method is the most effective approach for the synthesis of VO2 metastable polymorphs with unique powder crystallite morphology. In this work, we expanded the capabilities of this method, directing it to the growth of oriented crystallites in self-organized …
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