Logarithmic decrease of adhesion force with lateral dynamic revealed by an AFM cantilever at different humidities
Logarithmic decrease of adhesion force with lateral dynamic revealed by an AFM cantilever at different humidities
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不同湿度下 AFM 悬臂揭示的粘附力随横向动态的对数减小
DOI:
10.1080/00218464.2016.1278532
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发表时间:
2018-01-01
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
Huang, Ping
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作者:
Lai, Tianmao;Meng, Yonggang;Huang, Ping
Adhesion forces between a tipless cantilever and an Au film were determined to investigate the influence of lateral velocity by recording force curves with an atomic force microscope at 20%-90% relative humidities. The sample was moved laterally, forth and back, with a frequency of 0.001-100 Hz and scan distances of 0.8, 8, and 80 m to achieve a velocity ranging over 7 orders of magnitude. Experimental results show that at low lateral velocities (between 1.6 nm/s and 1-10 m/s), the adhesion force either increases or decreases or remains stable with the lateral velocity without a certain characteristic trend. However, after a critical velocity, the adhesion force decreases logarithmically with the lateral velocity (between 1-10 and 16,000 m/s). The decreasing magnitude can be as large as 97.3% of the maximum adhesion force. This decrease is well-explained by the contact time dependence of water bridges formed by capillary condensation.