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Nanostructures with tunable size and shapes are produced using a charge-transfer complex, copper tetracyanoquinodimethane (CuTCNQ). Surfaces can be coated with the charge-transfer complex nanoparticles (see Figure). These superhydrophobic coatings may be useful for constructing water/moisture-resistant and contamination-free electronic devices.
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