Extended Data Fig. 3: Diffusion coefficients of nanowires (170 nm in diameter, ~2–7 µm in lengths) in deionized water along the a, b and x, y orthogonal directions in the body and lab frames, respectively. | Nature Nanotechnology

Extended Data Fig. 3: Diffusion coefficients of nanowires (170 nm in diameter, ~2–7 µm in lengths) in deionized water along the a, b and x, y orthogonal directions in the body and lab frames, respectively.

From: Precise electrokinetic position and three-dimensional orientation control of a nanowire bioprobe in solution

Extended Data Fig. 3

(a) Diffusion coefficients of nanowires (170 nm in diameter, ~2–7 µm in lengths) in deionized water along the orthogonal a, b and x, y directions in the body and lab frames, respectively, in (b). Theoretical fit (solid lines) with the Broersma relation agrees well with experiments; the correction factors (ξ) are 0.883 and 0.801 for translational diffusivities along the long (Da) and short axis (Db), respectively.

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