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The mature solution-based synthesis techniques for Au and Ag nanostructures have enabled size, shape, and inter-particle spacing controllable solutions or arrays.

This approach enables size control of noble metal nanoparticles regardless of the nature of the supports and provides an easy way to investigate the effect of carbon supports on the catalytic activities of supported catalysts.

Remarkable sub-60 mV/dec switching was obtained from 2D NC-FETs of various sizes and gate stack thicknesses, demonstrating great potential for enabling size- and voltage-scalable transistors.

To the best of our knowledge, there has never been an in depth study of AuNP synthesis, utilizing CO as a reducing agent, to enable size tuning from sub 5 to 100 nm diameters.

Biotinylated RNA size standards ranging in size from 100 nucleotides to 1,000 nucleotides (Biotinylated RNA century-plus marker, Applied Biosystems) were used to enable size determination of detected transcripts.

For example, single nanoparticle inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (spICP-MS) enables size distribution, particle concentration, and dissolved fraction measurement simultaneously, albeit with minimum particle size requirements often 20 nm or larger.

The porphyrin nanodots have slight differences in dimensions at the nanoscale, to enable size-dependent measurements of conductive properties.

The present study suggests that SHI-induced irradiation is a promising way to grow nanoparticles from thin films through a self-organized process and that this approach enables size-controlled production of uniformly distributed nanoparticles.

Seismogram interpretation enabled the size of the quake to be estimated at 9.0 on the Moment Magnitude Scale increasingly used to define the relative scale of earthquakes.

Nanohardness was determined for 21 different crystals, and parameters that enabled the size dependence of H for these crystals to be calculated were determined.

These ZIPs contained a unique sequence that enabled their size differentiation during electrophoresis.