Spontaneous superlattice formation of ZnO nanocrystals capped with ionic liquid molecules
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Da-Peng Liu, Guo-Dong Li, Ji-Xue Li, Xin-Hao Li, Jie-Sheng Chen
Size-dependent 3D superlattices have been fabricated from ZnO nanocrystals capped with ionic liquid components; on the basis of X-ray diffraction, two packing modes, that is, hexagonal and face-centered cubic close packings, have been discovered for the superlattices consisting of the ZnO nanocrystals as building blocks.
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