Impact of Preferential Indium Nucleation on Electrical Conductivity of Vapor–Liquid–Solid Grown Indium–Tin Oxide Nanowires
Gang Meng(State Key Laboratory of Remote Sensing Science), Tomoji Kawai(Osaka Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology), Sakon Rahong(The University of Osaka), Annop Klamchuen(The University of Osaka), Kazuki Nagashima(The University of Osaka), Masaki Kanai(The University of Osaka), Takeshi Yanagida(Kyushu University), Fuwei Zhuge(The University of Osaka), Yong He(The University of Osaka), Seiji Takeda(Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Xiaodong Fang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Hideto Yoshida(Midorigaoka Hospital)
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