Exploiting nanoscale effects enables ultra-low temperature to produce porous silicon

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Exploiting nanoscale effects enables ultra-low temperature to produce porous silicon

Abstract: We show the first evidence of reduction of silica occurring at temperatures as low as 380 °C to produce porous silicon without sacrificing the porosity and yield, thus paving the way for sustainable manufacturing.

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