Developing low-cost nanohybrids of ZnO nanorods and multi-shaped silver nanoparticles for broadband photodetectors

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Developing low-cost nanohybrids of ZnO nanorods and multi-shaped silver nanoparticles for broadband photodetectors

Abstract: This study reports the fabrication of a broadband photodetector based on a ZnONRs/MAgNPs hybrid structure with high performance.

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