The role of precursor gases on the surface restructuring of catalyst films during carbon nanotube growth
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John Robertson | Stephan Hofmann | Simone Pisana | Andrea Ferrari | J. Robertson | S. Pisana | A. Ferrari | S. Hofmann | M. Cantoro | A. Parvez | Mirco Cantoro | A. Parvez | A. Ferrari
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