Thin film growth of aromatic rod-like molecules on graphene

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Thin film growth of aromatic rod-like molecules on graphene. / Kratzer, Markus; Teichert, Karl Christian.
in: Nanotechnology, Jahrgang 27.2016, Nr. 29, 292001, 14.06.2016.

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Kratzer M, Teichert KC. Thin film growth of aromatic rod-like molecules on graphene. Nanotechnology. 2016 Jun 14;27.2016(29):292001. doi: 10.1088/0957-4484/27/29/292001

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