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The residual stresses in spin-coated films can be exploited to produce highly controlled nanoscale patterns via pressure-induced local rupturing and dewetting of thin films. Residue-free holes as small as 28 nm in diameter formed over large areas by pressing sharp stamps into polymer films at temperatures well below the glass transition temperature.
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