Abstract
The fabrication of copper nanowires by electrodeposition in ion track membranes is reported. The large-grain copper needle deposited at 40 °C shown in the Figure is a transition between the polycrystalline needles formed at room temperature and the single-crystalline morphology at 60 °C. A systematic study of the DC deposition parameters required for single-crystalline growth is presented.
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