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Accelerated directional growth of seaweed-like iron oxide branches driven by localized electric fields of gold nanoparticles in liquid
Branched nanostructures have attracted significant attention due to their potential applications across diverse fields. Precise control over branched morphology is essential for enhancing their functionality, yet it remains a considerable challenge. In this work, in-situ liquid-cell transmission ele
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