Controlling Volume Shrinkage in Soft Lithography through Heat-Induced Cross-Linking of Patterned Nanofibers
Controlling Volume Shrinkage in Soft Lithography through Heat-Induced Cross-Linking of Patterned Nanofibers
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通过图案化纳米纤维的热诱导交联控制软光刻中的体积收缩
DOI:
10.1021/ja110901h
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发表时间:
2011
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通讯作者:
Takuzo Aida
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作者:
Yasunao Miyamura;Chiyoung Park;Kazushi Kinbara;Frank A.Leibfarth;Craig J.Hawker;Takuzo Aida
When poly(isopropylidene diallylmalonate) rich inthreo-disyndiotactic sequences (strich-2) was utilized as a cross-linkable ink for microcontact printing, the resultant submicrometer-scale patterns featuring 700 and 300 nm wide stripes were successfully insolubilized while maintaining their high dimensional integrity by heat-induced cross-linking with elimination of CO2and acetone. In sharp contrast, although the thermal properties and reactivities of a polymer rich inthreo-diisotactic sequences (itrich-2) and a polymer having low stereoregularity (2low) are little different from those ofstrich-2, the patterns printed with these reference polymers collapsed considerably upon heating as a result of a volume shrinkage effect. The striking difference betweenstrich-2and the other two polymers most likely arises from the nanofiber-forming character ofstrich-2, where the printed stripes are porous and much less affected by the volume shrinkage of individual nanofibers.