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Atomic force microscopy electrostatic nanolithography (AFMEN): a versatile tool for nano-patterning in thin films and beyond
A variety of materials can be used for the AFMEN including exfoliated graphene, Si (100) treated with solvents, polymer films, and styrene butadiene rubber. This simple one-two stage approach is a tool to pattern almost any semiconductor or dielectric surface at the nanoscale.