Supported lipid bilayers (SLBs) are useful structures for mimicking cellular membranes, and they can be integrated with a variety of sensors. Although there are a variety of methods for forming SLBs, many of these methods come with limitations in terms of the lipid compositions that can be employed and the substrates upon which the SLBs can be deposited. Here we demonstrate the use of an all-aqueous chaotropic agent exchange process that can be used to form SLBs on two different substrate materials: SiO
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