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Li, Shenjie, Zhao, Zechen, Liu, Qinghui, Huang, Lijian, Wang, Gang, Pan, Daocheng, Zhang, Hongjie, He, Xingquan (2011) Alloyed (ZnSe)x(CuInSe2)1–xand CuInSexS2–xNanocrystals with a Monophase Zinc Blende Structure over the Entire Composition Range. Inorganic Chemistry, 50 (23) 11958-11964 doi:10.1021/ic201083r

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TitleAlloyed (ZnSe)x(CuInSe2)1–xand CuInSexS2–xNanocrystals with a Monophase Zinc Blende Structure over the Entire Composition Range
JournalInorganic Chemistry
AuthorsLi, ShenjieAuthor
Zhao, ZechenAuthor
Liu, QinghuiAuthor
Huang, LijianAuthor
Wang, GangAuthor
Pan, DaochengAuthor
Zhang, HongjieAuthor
He, XingquanAuthor
Year2011 (December 5)Volume50
Issue23
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ic201083rSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceLi, Shenjie, Zhao, Zechen, Liu, Qinghui, Huang, Lijian, Wang, Gang, Pan, Daocheng, Zhang, Hongjie, He, Xingquan (2011) Alloyed (ZnSe)x(CuInSe2)1–xand CuInSexS2–xNanocrystals with a Monophase Zinc Blende Structure over the Entire Composition Range. Inorganic Chemistry, 50 (23) 11958-11964 doi:10.1021/ic201083r
Plain TextLi, Shenjie, Zhao, Zechen, Liu, Qinghui, Huang, Lijian, Wang, Gang, Pan, Daocheng, Zhang, Hongjie, He, Xingquan (2011) Alloyed (ZnSe)x(CuInSe2)1–xand CuInSexS2–xNanocrystals with a Monophase Zinc Blende Structure over the Entire Composition Range. Inorganic Chemistry, 50 (23) 11958-11964 doi:10.1021/ic201083r
In(2011, December) Inorganic Chemistry Vol. 50 (23) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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