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Photothermal methods for single nonluminescent nano-objects

Cognet et al., 2008

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17034078644077239534
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Cognet L
Berciaud S
Lasne D
Lounis B
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Analytical Chemistry

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In the rapidly evolving field of nanoscience, where size is a crucial determinant of the properties of an object, simple and sensitive methods for the detection and characterization of single nano-objects are needed. Electron microscopy or near-field methods such as …
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