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Conclusions and Outlook on Templated Electrochemical Synthesis Using Coaxial Lithography

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Existing templated nanowire syntheses and lithography methods (including On-Wire Lithography) can be used to prepare nanowires, but only with precise control over the axial dimension (i.e., 1D-control). Control over shell thickness and composition are necessary since they are fundamental parameters in core-shell nanowires influencing chemical stability, light absorption, and exciton recombination. With the introduction of COAL, we overcome this limitation and go well beyond current synthetic capabilities as explained in this chapter.

Special thanks to Gilles R. Bourret, Taegon Oh, and Michael J. Ashley

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Ozel, T. (2016). Conclusions and Outlook on Templated Electrochemical Synthesis Using Coaxial Lithography. In: Coaxial Lithography. Springer Theses. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-45414-6_6

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