Synthesis of small atomic copper clusters in microemulsions.
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Summary
Evidence of the formation of small atomic copper clusters, Cu(n), by the microemulsion technique, and how their size can be controlled by adjusting the percentage of the reducing agent used are reported.
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- article
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- 2009-06-22
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Keywords
Copper, Microemulsion, Stoichiometry, Photoluminescence, Reducing agent
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