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Advanced scanning probe lithography using anatase-to-rutile transition to create localized TiO₂ nanorods

Julian Kalb,
Vanessa Knittel and
Lukas Schmidt-Mende

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2019, 10, 412–418, doi:10.3762/bjnano.10.40

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Figure 1: Schematic drawing of activating inactive anatase TiO₂ films: Scratching with an AFM tip causes the ...

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Figure 2: SEM images with different magnifications after scratching (panel A1, using scanning probe lithograp...

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Figure 3: A) SEM image after short hydrothermal growth on a scratched line. The line is written only a few ti...

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Figure 4: Panels A to C show SEM images. Panel A is the selectively scratched area before hydrothermal growth...

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Figure 5: SEM images of a sample where the anatase layer is covered with a 3 nm thin SiO₂ layer. The scratche...

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Advanced scanning probe lithography using anatase-to-rutile transition to create localized TiO2 nanorods

Advanced scanning probe lithography using anatase-to-rutile transition to create localized TiO₂ nanorods