Sentence examples for form of nanostructures from inspiring English sources
Construction of hybrid form of nanostructures delivers the effective catalytic properties with tunable functionalities for the water remediation.
This again demonstrates the meridional form of Gaq3 powder and the facial form of nanostructures.
This is attributed to similar vibration modes of the hydroxyquinoline ligands no matter in the meridional form of Gaq3 powder or the facial form of nanostructures.
The silver-doped poorly crystalline precipitated calcium phosphate ceramic powders, AgHAp, may be used in the form of nanostructures for tissue engineering.
The growth of semiconductor materials in the form of nanostructures, such as nanowires (NWs), often allows suppression of defect formation and therefore offers a possibility to overcome the limitation imposed by NRR that is inherent to higher dimensional layers/structures.
It is well reported in literature that low-energy ion beam irradiation leads to amorphization of surfaces due to creation of point defects through collision cascades, and further irradiation induces the restructuring of the amorphous layer in the form of nanostructures such as dots or ripples depending on the angle of incidence of the ion beam [32].
The WO3 in the as-prepared WO3/rGO composite is amorphous and exists in the form of nanostructure.
ZnO nanosheets are a relatively new form of nanostructure and have demonstrated potential as gas-sensing devices and dye sensitised solar cells.
Polycrystalline ZnO nanosheets are a relatively new form of nanostructure and have demonstrated promising potential for practical applications such as gas-sensing devices and dye sensitised solar cells due to their high surface area to volume ratio [10, 11].
Such proteins have been employed to form a variety of nanostructures ranging from random fractal assemblies to well-defined nanoparticles.
This method made it possible to form a variety of nanostructures based on differences in sequence, rather than being dependent on the influence of changes in the environment surrounding the DNA (pH, salt, and temperature) [11, 12].
