2010A Accepted CINT User Proposals In-situ TEM of Silicon-coated Carbon Nanofibers for Li-ion battery technology, David Burton, Applied Sciences, Inc; Lead CINT Scientist: Jianyu Huang Phonon, exciton, and light interact

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Date: 2016-04-11 18:20:12 Emerging technologies Nanotechnology Technology Physics Nanomaterials Mesoscopic physics Terahertz technology Nanoelectronics Los Alamos National Laboratory Nanowire CINT Terahertz metamaterial		2010A Accepted CINT User Proposals In-situ TEM of Silicon-coated Carbon Nanofibers for Li-ion battery technology, David Burton, Applied Sciences, Inc; Lead CINT Scientist: Jianyu Huang Phonon, exciton, and light interact Add to Reading List Source URL: cint.lanl.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 106,43 KB Share Document on Facebook

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