title: Porous three-dimensional nanorod arrays through selective chemical etching of nanocomposites.
abstract: Three-dimensional Cu-Si and Cu-SiO(2) nanorod arrays containing ~68 at% Cu have been fabricated by a glancing angle co-deposition technique. By selectively etching Cu in 0.05 M KCN methanol solution, porous nanorods with different shapes form, which are promising for applications in sensors, catalysts, and as medical capsules that are able to be loaded with functional materials.
authors: Department of Physics and Astronomy, and Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center, University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602, USA. yphe@physast.uga.edu
authors: Yuping
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authors: He
authors: Cameron
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authors: Brown
authors: Yizhuo
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authors: He
authors: Jianguo
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authors: Fan
authors: Cynthia A
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authors: Lundgren
authors: Yiping
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authors: Zhao