Janus particle
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A Janus particle is a spherical microscopic particle that is composed of two physically or chemically differing hemispheres.
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- physorg.com: Two-faced Janus nanoparticles
- eurekalert.org: '2-faced' particles act like tiny submarines
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