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Single Crystalline Magnetite Nanotubes.

The article presents information on single crystalline magnetite nanotubes. Inorganic tubular macrostructure have stimulated extensive research efforts because of their prospective applications in diverse areas including ion transport, bioseparation, drug delivery, ink-jet and electrochemical energy...

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Published in:Journal of the American Chemical Society Vol. 127; no. 1; pp. 6 - 8
Main Authors: Zuqin Liu, Daihua Zhang, Song Han, Chao Li, Bo Lei, Weigang Lu, Jiye Fang, Chongwu Zhou
Format: Article
Published: American Chemical Society 1/12/2005
Subjects:
Computer printers
Nanotubes
Fullerenes
Computer storage devices
Oxide minerals
Fullerene polymers
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          Daihua Zhang
          Song Han
          Chao Li
          Bo Lei
          Weigang Lu
          Jiye Fang
          Chongwu Zhou
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          University of Southern California.
          University of New Orleans.
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        Computer printers
        Nanotubes
        Fullerenes
        Computer storage devices
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          Nanotubes
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          Oxide minerals
          Fullerene polymers
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