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What is Nanolithography?

Nanolithography is a technique used to create extremely small patterns on various substrates. Methods such as electron-beam lithography, photolithography, and scanning probe lithography enable the precise fabrication of nanoscale circuits and components, essential for the electronics and semiconductor industries.

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