electricity from nanoparticles on a nanomembrane
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Abstract
It was reported that electronic current can be produced on a nanofiber
membrane during filtration of salt water. This paper argues that
nanoparticles on a nanomembrane can also produce electronic current.
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| Authors | ;Zhang Shu-Min;Liu Peng;Yin Yan-Hua;Wang Xiao-Ying;Tang Wei;Chen Rou-Xi;He Ji-Huan |
| Journal | Nature |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.2298/TSCI150108011Z
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