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Characterizing gold nanorods in solution using depolarized dynamic light scattering

Glidden et al., 2012

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6651853085831130224
Author
Glidden M
Muschol M
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry C

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The ability to custom-tailor surface plasmon resonances of metallic nanorods via their geometry has made nanorods a prominent platform for the design of novel nanomaterials with wide-ranging potential applications. Characterization of nanorod geometries within their …
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