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Atmospheric-Pressure Discharges for the Fabrication of Surface-Based Metal Nanostructures

Various reactor configurations for generating atmospheric-pressure discharges were tested, and several types of nanostructures, including Mo nanoflakes, were successfully synthesized. Here, we present photographs of the discharges, as well as SEM images of representative nanostructures.

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