
2. Laboratory instrumental advances
Working on and with a single nano-object, like a molecule, makes it possible to avoid statistical averaging and ensemble effects, and to discriminate between physical phenomena.
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The main tools are local probe microscopies, such as the tunneyl effect microscope (TEM) ( and ) and atomic force microscopy (AFM) (
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