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Site‐controlled deposition of microsized particles using an electrostatic assembly

Fudouzi et al., 2002

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5489731505739474182
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Fudouzi H
Kobayashi M
Shinya N
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Advanced Materials

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A new technique for the arrangement of microsized particles with site‐controlled deposition has been demonstrated. Positively charged dots are drawn with a focused Ga+ ion beam. Monodisperse particles are selectively attracted to the electric field of the dots in a one‐to …
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