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ZnO multipod nanostructures are widely used for their unique structures. However, the large-scale synthesis of these materials is a challenge for the practical applications. In this paper, we used a hetero-seed mediated hydrothermal method to synthesize ZnO/TiO2 multipod nanostructures with ultra-hi...
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