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Discriminating Molecular Length of Chemically Adsorbed Molecules Using an Atomic Force Microscope Having a Tip Covered with Sensor Molecules (An Atomic Force Microscope Having Chemical Sensing Function)
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EngineeringMicroscopyAdsorbed MoleculesChemistryMolecular GraphicChemical SensorsChemical ImageAtomic Force MicroscopeSingle MoleculeNanosensorChemical SensorBiophysicsMaterials ScienceNanotechnologySingle-molecule DetectionMolecular LengthsMicrofabricationScanning Probe MicroscopySurface ScienceScanning Force MicroscopySurface Sensor MoleculesSensor MoleculesMedicineMolecular Length
A novel atomic force microscope (AFM) having a chemical sensing function has been proposed. Using an AFM having a tip on which surface sensor molecules were immobilized, the molecular lengths of chemically adsorbed molecules on the solid surface were discriminated for the first time.
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