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(2006) Controlled Growth of Aligned Arrays of Cu−Ferrite Nanorods. Crystal Growth & Design, 6 (8) 1931-1935 doi:10.1021/cg0505517

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TitleControlled Growth of Aligned Arrays of Cu−Ferrite Nanorods
JournalCrystal Growth & Design
Year2006 (August)Volume6
Issue8
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
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In(2006, August) Crystal Growth & Design Vol. 6 (8) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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