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titleOfInvention Control of dimensions in nanopore and nanofluidic units with feedback
abstract Method, comprising Providing a nanofluidic unit (10; 30) having a nanofluidic passageway (12; 32) having a surface coated with an electrochemically active metal (22; 40) and an electrolyte (24) in the nanofluidic passageway; and Applying a voltage to the surface to reduce the dimensions of the nanofluidic passage by electrochemical oxidation of the metal, the method further comprising the steps of causing an ionic current to flow through the nanofluidic passage and then monitoring the ionic current.
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