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Metallic-semiconducting phase transition of the edge-oxygenated armchair graphene nanoribbons
  • ISSN号：0009-2614
  • 期刊名称：Chemical Physics Letters
  • 时间：2010.12.12
  • 页码：64-67
  • 相关项目：电场调制掺杂石墨烯气体传感性质研究
作者： X. Y. Hu|H. W. Tian|W. T. Zheng|S. S. Yu|L. Qiao|C. Q. Qu|Q. Jiang|
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