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Catalytic nanomotors: Fabrication, mechanism, and applications
John Gibbs, Yiping Zhao
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Engineering
Nanoscale
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Tasks
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Lithography
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External Field
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Fabrication Technique
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Electrophoretic Technology
100%
Physical Vapor Deposition
100%
Organic Molecule
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Growth Method
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End Goal
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Motion Control
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Keyphrases
Catalytic Nanomotors
100%
Fabrication Mechanism
100%
Nanomotors
66%
Actuator
33%
Swimming Behavior
33%
Lithography
33%
Electroplating
33%
Fabrication Methods
33%
Micrometer Size
33%
External Field
33%
Chemical Propulsion
33%
Mechanical Work
33%
Growth Method
33%
Physical Vapor Deposition
33%
Chemical Fuels
33%
Organic Molecules
33%
Technological Challenges
33%
Nanomachines
33%
Thermal Modulation
33%
Diffusiophoresis
33%
Bubble Propulsion
33%
Motion Control
33%
Template-directed
33%
Catalytic Alloy
33%
Interfacial Tension Gradient
33%
Motion Behavior
33%
Propulsion Mechanism
33%
Self-electrophoresis
33%
Material Science
Actuator
100%
Lithography
100%
Electrophoretic Technology
100%
Physical Vapor Deposition
100%
Electroplating
100%