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December 19, 2001Journal of the American Chemical Society

Direct-Writing of Polymer Nanostructures:  Poly(thiophene) Nanowires on Semiconducting and Insulating Surfaces

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BMBenjamin W. MaynorUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel HillSFShaun F. FilocamoCombat Capabilities Development Command Soldier CenterMGMark W. GrinstaffBoston University

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