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Porcupine‐Quill‐Inspired Shape‐Morphing Biointerfaces Disassemble Biofilms [PDF]
A porcupine‐spine‐inspired dynamic offensive bio‐interface is developed for active biofilm disassembly. By coupling electrically driven nano‐dagger penetration with light‐triggered ROS generation, the surface overcomes the passive limitations of conventional mechano‐bactericidal topographies, achieving near‐complete biofilm eradication, strong ...
Qian F +10 more
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Combined Kelvin probe force microscopy and secondary ion mass spectrometry for hydrogen detection in corroded 2024 aluminium alloy [PDF]
The capability of Kelvin probe force microscopy (KFM) to detect and locate hydrogen in corroded 2024 aluminium alloy was demonstrated. Hydrogen was introduced inside the 2024 alloy following a cyclic corrosion test consisting of cycles of immersion in 1 ...
Blanc, Christine +5 more
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nanotech-empa/aiidalab-empa-scanning-probe: v1.6.0b1
Materials Cloud scanning probe microscopy ...
Kristjan Eimre +3 more
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The nature of condensed single molecules : local electronic and mechanical characteristics [PDF]
In order to advance the performance of molecule based electronic devices a detailed and fundamental knowledge about the underlying physical aspects is mandatory.
Fremy, Sweetlana Deva
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At present for analysis of the homogeneity of materials properties are becoming widely used various modifications of a scanning Kelvin probe. These methods allow mapping the spatial distribution of the electrostatic potential.
K. U. Pantsialeyeu +6 more
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Object size effect on the contact potential difference measured by scanning Kelvin probe method [PDF]
Contact potential difference (CPD) was measured by macroscopic Kelvin probe instrument and scanning Kelvin probe microscope on Al, Ni and Pt on ITO substrates at ambient conditions.
I. Tale +11 more
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nanotech-empa/aiidalab-empa-scanning-probe: v1.4.1
Materials Cloud scanning probe microscopy ...
Kristjan Eimre +3 more
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Introduction of submicron design standards into microelectronic industry and a decrease of the gate dielectric thickness raise the importance of the analysis of microinhomogeneities in the silicon-silicon dioxide system.
V. А. Pilipenko +9 more
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Taking advantage of electrode thicknesses well beyond conventional dimensions allowed us to follow the surface plasmonic THz frequency phenomenon with vacuum wavelengths of 100 μm to 1 mm, only to scrutinize them within millimeters-thicknesses insulators.
Antonio Nuno Guerreiro +4 more
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Characterisation of Carbide Particles in S-65 Beryllium by Scanning Kelvin Probe Force Microscopy [PDF]
Scanning Kelvin probe force microscopy has been employed to examine the behaviour of second phase carbide particles in beryllium at different relative humidity levels and after exposure to deionised water.
Watts, John +2 more
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