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Atomic contributions to friction and load for tip–self-assembled monolayers interactions
2008
Physical Review B
Scanning force microscopies ͑SFM͒ are being routinely used to examine the mechanical and tribological properties of materials with the goal of obtaining information, such as Young's Moduli and shear strengths from the experimental data ͓Unertl, J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A 17, 1779 ͑1999͔͒. Analysis of data obtained from an SFM experiment typically requires the use of continuum mechanics models to extract materials properties. When applying these models care must be taken to ensure that the
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