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STM studies of the characteristics of the surface fabrication process using chemical and electrical methods

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surface using STM yielded appreciably different results. It is observed that the threshold pulse voltage is lower than that for graphite at comparable tunneling conditions. The minimum dimension of the as-produced features is appreciably larger than those on graphite. Both observations indicate higher surface instability for 1TTaS2 as compared with graphite.

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  1. Institute of Chemistry, The Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100080, P.R. China, , , , , , CN

    C. Wang, G. Shang, X. Qiu & C. Bai

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Received: 27 March 1998

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Wang, C., Shang, G., Qiu, X. et al. STM studies of the characteristics of the surface fabrication process using chemical and electrical methods . Appl Phys A 68, 181–185 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/s003390050875

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