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Nanoscale manipulation and conduction anisotropy in oligothiophene monolayers, a CS-AFM study — Florent Martin (2010) | RDL Network
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Nanoscale manipulation and conduction anisotropy in oligothiophene monolayers, a CS-AFM study
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Jean Mj Frechet
University of California, Berkeley
Nanoscale manipulation and conduction anisotropy in oligothiophene monolayers, a CS-AFM study
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2010
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Florent Martin
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Allard J. Katan
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