Tour said any method to form long wires only a few nanometers wide should   
   catch the interest of microelectronics manufacturers as they approach the   
   limits of their ability to miniaturize circuitry. "They can never take   
   advantage of the smallest nanoscale    
   devices if they can't address them with a nanoscale wire," he said. "Right   
   now, manufacturers can make small features, or make big features and put them   
   where they want them. But to have both has been difficult. To be able to   
   pattern a line this thin    
   right where you want it is a big deal because it permits you to take advantage   
   of the smallness in size of nanoscale devices."    
      
    Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2013-07-sub-nanometer-graphe   
   e-nanoribbon-patterns.html#nwlt   
      
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