journal article·2025-06

Conversion of centimeter-scale amorphous niobium oxide thin films into crystalline niobium disulfide (NbS2): Synthesis and stability

Danilo A. Nagaoka, Leandro Hostert, Rogério V. Gelamo, Camila M. Maroneze, Denise Maria de Andrade, Alisson R. Cadore, Christiano J.S. de Matos

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