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Synthesis of copper silicide nanocrystallites embedded in silicon nanowires for enhanced transport properties

Johnson et al., 2010

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14324288787366214193
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Johnson D
Mosby J
Riha S
Prieto A
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Journal of Materials Chemistry

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Here we report the in situ doping of Si nanowires with Cu, which results in nanowires containing nanocrystalline inclusions of Cu3Si and significantly enhanced electrical conductivity. These nanowires are of interest for use in secondary Li batteries as well as …
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