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One pot green synthesis of polyaniline coated gold nanorods and its applications

Morphology controlled high aspect ratio worm-like polyaniline (PANI) layer coated Au-nanostructures (Au/PANI) have been successively synthesized by in situ polymerisation techniques using aniline as a monomer with HAuCl sub(4) as an oxidising agent in the absence and presence of citric acid (CA). Sy...

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