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Fig. 2 G, both the highest phase and the second-highest
FIGURE 2Selected AFM images of bilayers exhibiting two-phase (positions listed inand uniformly with composition
FIGURE 3Tapping-modefound insetpoint (higher force), the core collapses (demonstrating variable domain compressibility.Domains are approximately round, suggesting bino-dal formation
FIGURE 4Heat map of the penetration force ofThe l(but variable across radially different positions inthe lwhereas the lin lthe lb and ld domains (A) and the lo and ld domainsB)
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