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1 Fig. 2 CdS thin films with three different shapes.
CdS thin films with three different shapes. (A to E, G, and H) Typical optical images (A, D, and G) and AFM images (B, C, E, and H) of CdS thin films with uniform disc-like structure, Janus structure, and the structure of rounded microparticle at its center. The AFM line scan in (C) indicates that the thickness of the CdS ultrathin film is ~3.2 nm, corresponding to approximately five lattices of CdS. The AFM line scans in (E) and (H) show that the Janus structure has two kinds of thickness (2.1 and 3.7 nm) at one thin film, and the structure of the microparticle is grown on the thin film with a height (h) of ~1.4 μm and radius of ~5 μm. (F and I) Corresponding structural diagram. Xuewen Wang et al. Sci Adv 2016;2:e Copyright © 2016, The Authors

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