Preparation of polydiacetylene single crystals based on physical vapor growth technique
We have succeeded in obtaining 10-mm-size polydiacetylene (PDA) single crystals using the physical vapor growth technique followed by the irradiation of ultraviolet (UV) rays, for the first time. The variety of growth conditions, such as growth temperature, growth time, carrier gases, and flow rate...
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description | We have succeeded in obtaining 10-mm-size polydiacetylene (PDA) single crystals using the physical vapor growth technique followed by the irradiation of ultraviolet (UV) rays, for the first time. The variety of growth conditions, such as growth temperature, growth time, carrier gases, and flow rate of gases are examined. Especially, the growth temperature and growth time have clear effects on the quality of crystals. Morphologies and sizes with relation to the various growth conditions are also observed. They show only one type of plateletlike shape with a pair of large parallelopiped planes, regardless of variety of growth conditions. The crystal thickness was estimated as about 500
nm by the observation of atomic force microscopy. The solubility of diacetylene (DA) and PDA to some organic solvents, and the X-ray diffraction data indicate that the obtained crystals are single crystals. |
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