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Electron Transport in a Carbon Nanotube

A 1.8 µm scan of a carbon nanotube as a circuit element between two patterned traces, only the lower of which has been biased. Imaged with the MFP-3D AFM.

Date: 16th November 17

Last Updated: July 12, 2018, 11:13 am

Author: Asylum Research

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