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October 29, 2010Journal of the American Chemical Society

Cu 2 Se Nanoparticles with Tunable Electronic Properties Due to a Controlled Solid-State Phase Transition Driven by Copper Oxidation and Cationic Conduction

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SRShannon C. RihaUniversity of Wisconsin–Stevens PointDJDerek C. JohnsonMédecins Sans FrontièresAPAmy L. PrietoUniversity of Wyoming

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