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of nanofabrication. It especially offers better alternative to construct
the soft matter nanostructures in a controllable manner. Various
organic and inorganic materials with nanoscale architectures can
be fabricated by electrochemical nanofabrication. It is a versatile
method for fabricating nanostructures with its simplicity, low-
temperature processing, cost-effectiveness, and precise control of
the deposit thickness through control of the total charge passed,
which are the essential advantages than other nanofabrication
techniques till date. It is an exciting era to witness the emerging
of nanotechnology. Electrochemistry will definitely contribute to
its development independently and interdisciplinarily with other
nanofabrication methods.

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