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Contact: Lynn Yarris
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Caption: This AFM micrographic of 2-D S-layers assembled on mica shows two different pathways to crystalization, one in which the domans are 2-3 nanometers taller (white dotted circles)than the other. Differences in the two height profiles, which were measured along the horizontal dotted black lines, were the result of kinetic trapping.
Credit: Image from Molecular Foundry
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