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Particle Size Effects on Bond Dynamics and Phase Changes in Porous Nanoparticles
Phase transitions in solid-state materials have captivated researchers for decades, yet key questions about how these processes unfold at the nanoscale (< 100nm) remain unanswered. Currently, research suggests that phase changes are surface-nucleated events that subsequently propagate through
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