Micro- and nanopatterned copper structures using directed self-assembly on templates fabricated from phase-separated mixed Langmuir-Blodgett films.

Micro- and nanopatterned copper structures using directed self-assembly on templates fabricated from phase-separated mixed Langmuir-Blodgett films.
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10.1021/la800805r
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2008-07
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Langmuir : the ACS journal of surfaces and colloids
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Satoshi Watanabe;Hideto Kimura;Takahiro Sato;H. Shibata;Fumitaka Sakamoto;R. Azumi;H. Sakai;M. Abe;M. Matsumoto
Satoshi Watanabe;Hideto Kimura;Takahiro Sato;H. Shibata;Fumitaka Sakamoto;R. Azumi;H. Sakai;M. Abe;M. Matsumoto
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Satoshi Watanabe;Hideto Kimura;Takahiro Sato;H. Shibata;Fumitaka Sakamoto;R. Azumi;H. Sakai;M. Abe;M. Matsumoto

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