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Nanopatterning soluble multifunctional materials by unconventional wet lithography

Cavallini et al., 2009

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684023578044841890
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Cavallini M
Albonetti C
Biscarini F
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Molecular multifunctional materials have potential applications in many fields of technology, such as electronics, optics and optoelectronics, information storage, sensing, and energy conversion and storage. These materials are designed exhibit enhanced properties, and at …
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