File:ZnOGO-031.tif
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SEM Image of ZnO nanorod structures showcasing the beauty of nanoworld taken from UKM research laboratory
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English: This image depicts the structure of a material that grows on a substrate. The resulting structure is a nanorod with a hexagonal crystal shape, approximately 2 micrometers in length, and a diameter of about 500 nanometers. This form is a natural shape derived from the crystal structure of ZnO, showcasing the beauty of the nanoworld. Therefore, we called this masterpiece as 'Nanoflower' . |
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| Author | WMjay |
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