3. Prepare a metal surface – Insulating islands (NaCl or oxide)
Imagining a flat surface on a macroscopic scale is not the same as designing one on a nanoscopic scale. Indeed, at the level of precision at which picotechnologies come into play, atomically flat surfaces are required. What's more, crystallographic orientation is also important.
: a surface with a trigonal atomic arrangement (e.g. a (111) surface) will not have the same electronic properties as a surface with a tetragonal atomic arrangement (typically a (100) or (110) surface).
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Prepare a metal surface – Insulating islands (NaCl or oxide)