Controlled Evaporation as an Easy Method of Constructing Novel Nano Objects from Amphiphilic Diblock Molecules

Controlled Evaporation as an Easy Method of Constructing Novel Nano Objects from Amphiphilic Diblock Molecules

Novel nano “island” and “ribbon” morphologies could be fabricated just by changing the air-substrate interface of cast films during evaporation. Speeding up or slowing down evaporation of cast films 100-fold allowed diblock molecules containing oligo (phenylene vinylene) dimer as the rod segment and...

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description Novel nano “island” and “ribbon” morphologies could be fabricated just by changing the air-substrate interface of cast films during evaporation. Speeding up or slowing down evaporation of cast films 100-fold allowed diblock molecules containing oligo (phenylene vinylene) dimer as the rod segment and poly (ethylene oxide) as the coil segment to form two different self-assembled nano objects on mica: “islands” and “ribbons,” respectively.
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