One-step growth of multilayer-graphene hollow nanospheres via the self-elimination of SiC nuclei templates.

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Byeong Geun Kim

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Deok-Hui Nam

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Myung-Hyun Lee

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Seong-Min Jeong

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Soon-Mok Choi

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Won-Seon Seo

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