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• A chemical route from PTFE to amorphous carbon nanospheres in supercritical water. YANG, X. G., LI, C., WANG, W., YANG, B. J., ZHANG, S. Y., and QIAN, Y. T. Chemical Communications, 2004, 342–343.
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