Tin inside In: Hollow and tin-filled nanotubes of single-crystalline In(OH)3 are grown in a one-step solution–liquid–solid–solid (SLSS) process, and the structural properties of nanotubes synthesized under different growth conditions characterized and studied. The nanofluidic properties of the interior Sn (see picture) are demonstrated by its response to a rising environmental temperature brought about by electron-beam irradiation.
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