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Patterning layer -by -layer self -assembled multilayer by lithography and its applications to thin film devices
Nanoparticles are exciting materials because they exhibit unique electronic, catalytic, and optical properties. As a novel and promising nanobuilding block, it attracts considerable research efforts in its integration into a wide variety of thin film devices. Nanoparticles were adsorbed onto the sub
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