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7 Jul 2022: 24. Different dynamics control the wandering of picocavity SERSlines of 4 cm1/s. ... Chem. Lett. 2018, 9 (24),71467151.(32) Peng, J.; Jeong, H.-H.; Lin, Q.; Cormier, S.; Liang, H.-L.; DeVolder, M.

The condition for locomotion at low Reynold’s number (in Newtonian fluids) is that the swimming action is nonreciprocal with time.[24] Consequently, if the interfacial flow simply reversed once the ... Monteux, C. Marliére, P. Paris, N. Pantoustier, N.

22]and Du et al. [23], and also a solvothermal route devised by Gautam and Seshadri[24]. ... Krishnan, et al., Nano Lett. 2 1321 (2002).[24] U.K. Gautam and R.

ported here is that of Tessier et al. [24] and Dick et al. ... P.N. Bartlett, D.M. Whittaker, Adv. Mater. 13 (2001) 1368–. 1370. [24] P.M.

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It consists of an unfolded microcavityin which QWs are incorporated into a Bragg mirror stack[24]. ... A. McLeod, Thin-Film Optical Filters, 2nd ed. (Adam. Hilger, Bristol, 1986).[24] A.

24,25 ] Particles in the near-touching limit depend sensitively on transport properties across the subnanometric metallic gaps [ 24,26 ] and. ... 24 ] This theoretical background (validated so far only for homo-dimers) gives insights into formation of

organic) and quantumwell (PbI) play a vital role [24]. ... Phys. Lett. 86 041110[24] Ishihara T, Takahashi J and Goto T 1990 Phys.

metallic surfaces for demonstrating the SELM technique.Unlike Raman scatterers, fluorescent molecules can sufferfrom nonradiative electron transfer in the vicinity of metalsurfaces, and this leads to quenching.24,25 Thus, the ... DOI: 10.1021/acs.nanolett

effect on the plasmonic modes of Cu NPs.24 Their frequency. and spectral widths are determined by the electron density,.

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Picocavityevents are recognized by the multitude of extra lines thattransiently appear across the spectra for short bursts (seebetween t = 24 to 25 s in Figure 1c). ... Science 1997,275, 11021106.(24) Kneipp, K.; Wang, Y.; Kneipp, H.; Perelman, L.

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30 May 2022: Received: April 11, 2022Accepted: May 24, 2022. Letterpubs.acs.org/JPCL. XXXX The Authors. ... previous works report experimental changes to ν(C=C) withpotential.6,15,19,24 Previous authors working with MBN pass nocomment on this mode, even when

the PNIPAM.[24,25]. ... Fearing, A. Javey, Nano Lett. 2011, 11, 3239. [24] S. Murphy, S.

PGAP) in a form of plasmonhybridization closely analogous to ferromagnetic and anti-ferromagnetic dipolar coupling.24 While the P mode is dipolar-like, the P+ mode is more quadrupolar due to ... Gold Nanoparticles on Polarizable Surfaces as

Phys. Lett. A 24, 526–527 (1967).3. Yarmchuk, E. J., Gordon, M. ... 24. Elbio, D. Experiments on ladders reveal a complex interplay between a spin-gapped normal state and superconductivity.

G.; Fainstein, A. Langmuir 2008, 24, 7018.(22) Abdelsalam, M. E.; Bartlett, P. ... 24) Mahajan, S.; Cole, R.; Soares, B.; Pelfrey, S.; Russell, A.; Bartlett,P.

For CdSe nanoplateletmonolayers, the gold surfaces were soaked in 5 mM aqueous4-aminothiophoenol (ATP) for 24 h. ... The surfaces were dipped inhexane solution with well-dispersed CdSe nanoplatelets foranother 24 h.

Adv. Funct. Mater.2014, 24, 31973205.(5) Burgess, I. B.; Mishchenko, L.; Hatton, B. ... 2013, 25,23092318.(24) Ding, T.; Zhao, Q.; Smoukov, S. K.; Baumberg, J.