Adsorption of "soft" spherical particles onto sinusoidally-corrugated substrates.

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Adsorption of "soft" spherical particles onto sinusoidally-corrugated substrates.

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Phillip K Schoch

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10.1039/C4SM01610F

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J Genzer

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2014-08-21T00:00:00Z

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