Researchers Manipulate Atoms on 3-D Surface
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Written by
Liz Leitch,
01.25.2007
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NIRT researchers have reported in “Physical Review Letters” individual atom removal from a cluster of silver atoms on a three-dimensional surface. This type of manipulation can be done on a flat surface, but advancing to a three-dimensional surface requires even greater precision and control.
For the full Ohio University Research Communications story, go to: Nano News: Scientist Manipulate Atoms on a Rough 3-D Surface
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