Alberto Paleari

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Nanoscale , 2013, Advance Article
DOI: 10.1039/C2NR32790B, Paper
DOI: 10.1039/C2NR32790B, Paper
Vladimir N. Sigaev, Nikita V. Golubev, Elena S. Ignat'eva, Bernard Champagnon, Dominique Vouagner, Eric Nardou, Roberto Lorenzi, Alberto Paleari
Amorphous nanoinhomogeneity - generated by melt quenching in gallium-containing germanosilicate - is demonstrated to be crucial for inducing and controlling Ga-oxide nanocrystallization in the prototypal glass for fiber optics.
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Amorphous nanoinhomogeneity - generated by melt quenching in gallium-containing germanosilicate - is demonstrated to be crucial for inducing and controlling Ga-oxide nanocrystallization in the prototypal glass for fiber optics.
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