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Anticounterfeiting tags based on randomly oriented MoSx clusters enabled by capillary and Marangoni flow
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Discover a groundbreaking method for crafting anticounterfeiting tags using randomly oriented MoSx or MoOx clusters. This innovative approach exploits capillary and Marangoni flows to create unpredictable cluster shapes, with advanced imaging techniques transforming these into digitized images. This remarkable research was conducted by Changgyun Moon, Pavan Pujar, Srinivas Gandla, Byungjun So, Sunjong Lee, Dongmin Kim, Kon-Woo Kwon, and Sunkook Kim.
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