Synthesis of Angstrom-Scale Anatase Titania Atomic Wires

Using a nonhydrolytic solution approach, we demonstrate the bulk synthesis of extremely thin crystalline TiO2 atomic wires in the anatase phase with diameters reaching the atomic limit of a few angstroms (∼4−5 Å). These nearly monodisperse, atomically thin, and soluble TiO2 wires fill a most importa...

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Published in:ACS nano 2009-04, Vol.3 (4), p.1025-1031
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