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- 2018Self-organized growth of crystallographic macropores in multicrystalline Zn by nanoscale sculpturingcitations
- 2016Chemical sculpturing of Al micro-particles for polymer composites and universal polymer-polymer jointscitations
- 2016Making metal surfaces strong, resistant, and multifunctional by nanoscale-sculpturingcitations
- 2015FFT-impedance spectroscopy analysis of the growth of magnetic metal nanowires in ultra-high aspect ratio InP membranescitations
- 2015Surface structuring of Ti-Al-V and Al-Mg alloys by chemical etching for advanced polymer adhesioncitations
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FFT-impedance spectroscopy analysis of the growth of magnetic metal nanowires in ultra-high aspect ratio InP membranes
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<p>This paper reports on the characterization of the electrochemical growth process of magnetic nanowires in ultra-high-aspect ratio InP membranes via in situ fast Fourier transform impedance spectroscopy in a typical frequency range from 75 Hz to 18.5 kHz. The measured impedance data from the Ni, Co, and FeCo can be very well fitted using the same electric equivalent circuit consisting of a series resistance in serial connection to an RC-element and a Maxwell element. The impedance data clearly indicate the similarities in the growth behavior of Ni, Co and FeCo nanowires in ultra-high aspect ratio InP membranes - the beneficial impact of boric acid on the metal deposition in ultra-high aspect ratio membranes and the diffusion limitation of boric acid, as well as differences such as passivation or side reactions.</p>