NANOSCOPIC SURFACE ARCHITECTURE BASED ON SCANNING PROBE ELECTROCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR SELF-ASSEMBLY
NANOSCOPIC SURFACE ARCHITECTURE BASED ON SCANNING PROBE ELECTROCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR SELF-ASSEMBLY
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基于扫描探针电化学和分子自组装的纳米表面结构
DOI:
10.1021/ja971027u
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发表时间:
1997
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
N. Nakagiri
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作者:
H. Sugimura;N. Nakagiri
Coplanar nanostructures consisting of two different types of organosilane monolayers have been fabricated using scanning probe microscopes (SPMs) and served as templates for the area-selective immobilization of various materials. The first organosilane monolayer, which had been uniformly prepared on a substrate, was locally degraded through electrochemistry of adsorbed water at the junction of the monolayer and the SPM probe. This probe-scanned region chemisorbed molecules of the second organosilane, resulting in the creation of a self-assembled monolayer (SAM) confined to the SPM-defined pattern. Latex nanoparticles or proteins selectively assembled onto this patterned SAM.