Watching mesoporous metal films grow during templated electrodeposition with in situ SAXS

Richardson, S. J.; Burton, M. R.; Luo, X.; Staniec, P. A.; Nandhakumar, I. S.; Terrill, N. J.; Elliott, J. M.; Squires, A. M.; Burton, Matthew

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Watching mesoporous metal films grow during templated electrodeposition with in situ SAXS

S. J. Richardson, M. R. Burton, X. Luo, P. A. Staniec, I. S. Nandhakumar, N. J. Terrill, J. M. Elliott, A. M. Squires, Matthew Burton

Nanoscale, Volume: 9, Issue: 29, Pages: 10227 - 10232

Swansea University Author: Matthew Burton

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In this paper, we monitor the real-time growth of mesoporous platinum during electrodeposition using small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS). Previously, we have demonstrated that platinum films featuring the ‘single diamond’ (Fd3m) morphology can be produced from ‘double diamond’ (Pn3m) lipid cubic pha...

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Watching mesoporous metal films grow during templated electrodeposition with in situ SAXS

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