Thickness-dependent molecular chain and lamellar crystal orientation in ultrathin poly(di-n-hexylsilane) films.

Thickness-dependent molecular chain and lamellar crystal orientation in ultrathin poly(di-n-hexylsilane) films.
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10.1021/la036033k
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2004-03
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Langmuir : the ACS journal of surfaces and colloids
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Zhijun Hu;Haiying Huang;Fajun Zhang;B. Du;T. He
Zhijun Hu;Haiying Huang;Fajun Zhang;B. Du;T. He
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作者:
Zhijun Hu;Haiying Huang;Fajun Zhang;B. Du;T. He

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The molecular chain and lamellar crystal orientation in ultrathin films (thickness < 100 nm) of poly-(di-n-hexylsilane) (PDHS) on silicon wafer substrates have been investigated by using transmission electronic microscopy, wide-angle X-ray diffraction, atomic force microscopy, and UV absorption spectroscopy. PDHS showed a film thickness-dependent molecular chain and lamellar crystal orientation. Lamellar crystals grew preferentially in flat-on orientation in the monolayer ultrathin films of PDHS, i.e., the silicon backbones were oriented along the surface-normal direction. By contrast, the orientation of lamellar crystals was preferentially edge-on in ultrathin films thicker than ca. 13 nm, i.e., the silicon backbones were oriented parallel to the substrate surface. We interpret the different orientations of molecular chain and lamellar crystal as due to the reduction of the entropy of the polymer chain near the substrate surface and the particularity of the crystallographic (001) plane of flat-on lamellae, respectively. A remarkable influence of the orientations of the silicon backbone on the UV absorption of these PDHS ultrathin films was observed due to the one-dimensional nature of sigma-electrons delocalized along the silicon backbone. With the silicon backbones perpendicular or parallel to the surface of the substrate, the UV absorbance increased or decreased with an increase of the angle between the incident UV beam direction and direction normal to the thin film, respectively.