Nano-biosilica from marine diatoms: A brand new material for photonic applications
Authors:
- L. De StefanoL. De Stefano
- P. MaddalenaPMP. Maddalena
- L. MorettiLML. Moretti
- I. ReaI. Rea
- I. RendinaI. Rendina
- E. De TommasiE. De Tommasi
- V. MocellaVMV. Mocella
- M. De StefanoMSM. De Stefano
- 1 July 2009
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Superlattices and Microstructures
- Vol. 46 (1-2) , 84-89
Abstract
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