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The hypothesis formulated to explain the results shown here considers the nanoribbons as an extremely organised (oriented) hybrid organic-inorganic nanocomposite. The size control as well as the isolation of these nanoribbons, which can eventually be done using a polymerisable surfactant, may be feasible for give more information about the composition and the structure of such nanoribbons. 

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