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Near-field scanning optical microscopy as a passive and active (material modification) scientific probe
Summary form only given. We discuss combining photoelectrochemistry techniques with near-field scanning optical microscopy (NSOM). The purpose of these experiments is to study the surface chemistry induced by charge transfer across the solid/liquid interface on an unprecedented length scale (<100 nm).