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Ultra fast pulse-plating of NixCu1-x alloy nanowires

Since nanotechnology is one of the interesting new topics for scientists, fabrication of nanomaterials may be extremely important. This article shows that electrodeposition is one of the best techniques to fabricate metallic nanomaterials. Here we show that a NixCu1-x alloy nanowire of arbitrary com...

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Main Authors:	Kazeminezhad, I, Schwarzacher, W
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Subjects:	Homogeneity Magnetic measurement Magnetometers Nanomaterials Nanotechnology Nanowires Physics Superconducting quantum interference devices
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