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STM on Wet Insulators: Electrochemistry or Tunneling?

Emploi d'un microscope tunnel a balayage pour former une image de ADN sur une surface de mica dans de l'air humide. Proposition d'explication: cette formation d'image a lieu par un mecanisme electrochimique similaire a celui qui a lieu en microscopie electrochimique

R. Guckenberger | F.-R. F. Fan | A. J. Bard | M. Heim

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