when i make silica nanowires that zinc oxide covered with TEOS by using sol-gel method
there are some zinc oxide@silica nanowires and silica nanospheres.
i only want to get zinc oxide@silica nanowires.
how i can control?
Dear Gibong Yoon :
Handling nanospheres and nanowires by using spherical and cylindrical micelles surfactants. Look into Google such articles.
Best regards.
thank you
Yuri Mirgorod
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