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November 1, 1999Advanced Materials

Direct Relationship Between Shape and Size of Template and Synthesis of Copper Metal Particles

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MPM. P. PiléniSorbonne UniversitéBNBarry W. NinhamAustralian National UniversityTGT. Gulik‐KrzywickiCentre National de la Recherche Scientifique

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