Nanocontact printing

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2011-01-04

2011-01-04

Yang, N (Department: 1641)

Coating processes

Medical or dental purpose product; parts; subcombinations;...

Analysis, diagnosis, measuring, or testing product

C436S518000, C536S023100, C536S024300, C427S002110, C427S466000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07862849

ABSTRACT:
A method of stamping of molecular patterns and/or devices based on the reversible self-assembly of molecules, particularly organic molecules is disclosed. This method is suitable for the stamping of almost any nanofabricated device and can be used to transferring a large amount of pattern information from one substrate to another at the same time.

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