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How can the size of nanocrystals be altered in electrochemical synthesis of NSMs?

How can the size of nanocrystals be altered in electrochemical synthesis of NSMs? Correct Answer Varying the reaction time

The electrochemical synthesis of metal nanocrystals relies on the reaction time, temperature, current density, distance between the electrodes and polarity of the solvents. Upon altering these factors the size of the nanocrystals could be tuned successfully.

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