VEECO Nanoscope V
The VEECO Nanoscope V is AFM (atomic force microscope) system for detection of single molecules, molecules in monolayers and molecular grids. This is useful for following the progress of our efforts to develop methods for the construction of two-dimensional arrays for mounting molecular rotors.
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Organic Chemistry
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