Can you draw this on paper so i can get a visual look understanding? ### Step-by-Step Illustrations #### Clean Surface ```+----------------------------------+|        Clean Gold Surface        |+----------------------------------+``` #### SAM Formation ```+----------------------------------+|   Gold surface - S - (CH2)11 - OH|+----------------------------------+``` #### Activation ```+----------------------------------+|  Gold surface - S - (CH2)11 - CHO|+----------------------------------+``` #### Carbohydrate Coupling ```+--------------------------------------------------+|Gold surface - S - (CH2)11 - CH=N - Carbohydrate |+--------------------------------------------------+``` #### Reduction ```+--------------------------------------------------+|Gold surface - S - (CH2)11 - CH2 - NH - Carbohydrate|+--------------------------------------------------+```

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