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The pentagonal nature of self-assembled silicon chains and magic clusters on Ag (110)

Sheng et al., 2018

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Sheng S
Ma R
Wu J
Li W
Kong L
Cong X
Cao D
Hu W
Gou J
Luo J
Cheng P
Tan P
Jiang Y
Chen L
Wu K
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The atomic structures of self-assembled silicon nanoribbons and magic clusters on Ag (110) substrate have been studied by high-resolution noncontact atomic force microscopy (nc- AFM) and tip-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (TERS). Pentagon-ring structures in Si …
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