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Depending on the applications, the morphological distributions of the PFO-DBT nanorods can be simply tuned via the spin coating of template-assisted method.

The denser morphological distributions of PFO-DBT nanorod bundles are favorably yielded at the low spin coating rate of 100 rpm, while at high spin coating rate, it is shown otherwise.

Dissimilar morphological distributions of the nanotubes give the distinct optical properties as indicated from the red-shift of about 13 nm by the nanotubes prepared for 24 h of immersion time.

The redshift of the absorption peaks is correlated with the morphological distribution of PFO-DBT nanorod bundles.

The morphological distribution of the PFO-DBT nanorod bundles has a significant contribution to their optical properties.

The immersion time played a vital role in determining the aspect ratio and morphological distribution of the final nanotubes.

Distinct morphological distribution of the PFO-DBT nanorod bundles are depicted by the different spin coating rates (100, 500, and 1000 rpm).

The schematic diagram in Figure 1c illustrates the different alignment, densification, and morphological distribution of PCDTBT nanotubes resulted between 2 and 24 h of immersion time.

In addition, our results suggest that assuming a constant spherical fraction independent of particle size may not accurately reflect the real morphological distribution of atmospheric aerosol particles.

Optical pumping using lasers within the absorption spectrum of the polymer induced strong modification on the morphological distribution of the polymer film and consequently on the spectroscopic response of the DFB microcavities.

The effects that the deposition route and the amount of deposited metal have on both ammonia conversion (XNH3) and selectivity (SY) towards the different N-containing products (Y = N2, NO2−, NO3−) have been investigated systematically, in relation to the morphological distribution of NPs on TiO2, as evidenced by HR-TEM analysis.