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Fabrication of two-dimensional arrays of nanometer-size clusters with the atomic force microscope
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1995
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EngineeringNanoclusterMicroscopyTwo-dimensional ArraysVector PositionerAtomic Force MicroscopeNanometrologyNanometer-size ClustersBiophysicsMaterials ScienceCluster SciencePhysicsNanotechnologyTwo-dimensional Cluster NanostructuresNano ScaleRoom TemperatureMicrofabricationNanomaterialsSelf-assemblyScanning Probe MicroscopyApplied PhysicsScanning Force MicroscopyNanofabricationMedicineNanostructures
An atomic force microscope tip is used as a vector positioner to manipulate nanometer-size preformed Au clusters deposited on atomically smooth substrates. Using this technique, two-dimensional cluster nanostructures can be assembled at room temperature.