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NER: Photomanipulation of Hydrophobicity Using a 2-D Nanostructured Surface

NER: Photomanipulation of Hydrophobicity Using a 2-D Nanostructured Surface
NER:使用二维纳米结构表面对疏水性进行光操纵
批准号:
0102680
负责人:
Antonio Garcia
金额:
$9.53万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2001
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2001-08-15 至 2003-01-31

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摘要CTS-0102680A。加西亚/亚利桑那州立大学这是Ner Grant。当流体系统和装置小型化时,由于表面积与体积比的增加,表面现象变得突出。生物系统利用纳米尺度的表面现象,通过组装独特的元素,如膜和囊泡,将材料运送到细胞内和细胞外,或处理肾脏等器官中的废物。目前正在进行大量研究,以寻找移动部件的替代方案,以便移动超少量的液体(即微流控流体),因为机械泵和阀目前很难在纳米级制造,需要非常谨慎地选择材料。这个NER研究项目是对毛细管表面纳米工程的探索,以控制超少量液体的运动。它探索了包括光致变色分子在内的分子混合物可以附着在表面形成各种类型的纳米单层膜的假设,其中活性元素(即光致变色分子)的溶剂化和自由体积受到控制。这反过来将允许设计具有生物技术应用的光控微流控泵、开关和阀门系统。该项目还支持与杰克逊州立大学NSF-CREST分子结构和相互作用计算中心建立合作,以可视化和解释我们的实验结果,并指导进一步的实验。
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ABSTRACT CTS-0102680A. Garcia/Arizona State UniversityThis is a NER Grant. Surface phenomena become prominent when fluidic systems and devices are miniaturized since the surface area to volume ration increases. Biological systems capitalize on nanoscale surface phenomena by assembling unique elements such as membranes and vesicles to shuttle materials into and out of cells or to process wastes in organs such as the kidney. Much research is currently underway to find alternatives to moving parts in order to move ultra-small volumes of liquid (i.e. micorfluidics) since mechanical pumps and valves are currently difficult to manufacture at the nanoscale and require very careful choice of materials. This NER research project is an exploration of the nanoscale engineering of the surface of capillaries to control movement of ultra-small volumes of liquid. It explores the hypothesis that molecular mixtures including photochromic molecules can be attached to the surface to form various types of nanoscale monolayer films in which the solvation and free volume of the active element (i.e. the photochormic molecule) are controlled. This in turn will allow the design of light controlled micorfluidic pumping, switching, and valving systems with biotechnological applications. This project also supports the establishment of collaboration with the NSF-CREST Computational Center for Molecular Structure and Interactions at Jackson State University in order to visualize and interpret our experimental results as well as to guide further experimentation.
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