Intense pulsed light for split-second structural development of nanomaterials

Ho Sun Lim; Soo Jin Kim; Ho Won Jang; Jung Ah Lim

doi:10.1039/c7tc01848g

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Intense pulsed light has been used as a split-second photonic technology for structural reformation and/or chemical modification of various nanomaterials.

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