Creating line defects with a single micro-sphere width in a DNA-linked 2D colloidal crystal array using a pulsed laser
Abstract A creation of micron-size narrow line defects in 2D colloidal crystal array was successfully accomplished using a focused pulsed laser. The 2D colloidal crystal arrays were obtained by a convective assembly of polystyrene latex micro-spheres (1.8 μm) and then immobilized onto the glass subs...
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