Vector dynamic lithography in a latex film. The film was formed by hexagonally packed latex balls with a diameter of 170 nm deposited on a glass slide, the film was then heated to about 120C and cooled to room temperature. The traces of a former hexagonal stracture are seen on a background in the image (b) which is the image (a) visualized with a more narrow height range.
Sample courtesy of Prof. Joseph Keddie, Department of Physics, University of Surrey, Guildford, Surrey GU2 7XH, England, UK
Vector dynamic lithography in a latex film. The film was formed by hexagonally packed latex balls with a diameter of 170 nm deposited on a glass slide, the film was then heated to about 120C and cooled to room temperature. The traces of a former hexagonal stracture are seen on a background in the image (b) which is the image (a) visualized with a more narrow height range.
Sample courtesy of Prof. Joseph Keddie, Department of Physics, University of Surrey, Guildford, Surrey GU2 7XH, England, UK
