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The unique structure of a highly ordered pyrolytic-graphite (HOPG) surface is employed as a template to fabricate large random arrays of metal-nanoband electrodes. This process is achieved through selective blocking of the basal-plane HOPG (A) with a polymer film (B), followed by metal coating (C) and cleavage of the metal layer from the HOPG substrate (D; see picture).
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