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Atomic-precision control of plasmon-induced single-molecule switching in a metal-semiconductor nanojunction
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Discover how Youngwook Park and his team intricately manipulated single-molecule switching of peryleneanhydride on a silicon surface using a plasmon-resonant tip in this groundbreaking study. Explore the precision control achieved at 0.1-Å, revolutionizing nano-optoelectronics with applications in various technologies.
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