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self-assembly of colloidal molecules.

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We developed colloidal molecules with a rough and a smoot part, based on a method reported in ref. [1]. Specific attraction between the smooth parts occurs upon addition of non-adsorbing polymers of appropriate size. We present the first results in terms of the assemblies that emerge in these systems.

1. DJ Kraft, WS Vlug, CM van Kast, A van Blaaderen, A Imhof and WK Kegel, J. Am. Chem. Soc. 131, 1182 (2009)

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