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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Self-assembly (Chemistry)"”.
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Functional 2D nanoparticle/polymer array : interfacial assembly, transfer, characterization, and coupling to photonic crystal cavities
… monolayer arrays by evaporation-induced self-assembly at a fluid interface. The ultra-thin monolayer nanoparticle/polymer arrays are sufficiently robust that they can be transferred to arbitrary substrates, even with complex topographies. More importantly, the Poly (methyl methacrylate) …
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Aqueous-Derived Thin Films and their Interfacial Interactions with Semiconductor Surfaces: A Spectroscopic Study
… the semiconductor surface using wet chemistry. Here, we address the concerns of aqueous thin film deposition and present a method for alleviating the issues associated with current silicon-silicon oxide devices. We use wet chemical functionalization to graft selfassembled monolayers …
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Ionic self-assembly of porphyrin micro-nano structures for solar hydrogen evolution
This research project develops self-assembled porphyrin micro-nano structures and their metal nanocomposites for efficient solar H2 evolution. The project is composed of three inter-related tasks. The first task is to develop the synthetic methods for preparing the binary porphyrin micro-nano …
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Higher-Order Assemblies of Flavin-Wrapped, Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes
… (8,6) chirality nanotube based on the helical self-assembly of flavin mononucleotide (FMN) and its significantly higher affinity for the (8,6) nanotube[<a title="Ju, 2008 #7">3</a>]. In process of understanding the mechanism and favorability of (8,6) selection, it was discovered that …
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Studies on Sucralose-Based Low Molecular Weight Gelators
… Due to their amphiphilic nature, they tend to self-assemble in solution via non-covalent interactions such as hydrogen-bonding, π-π stacking and donor–acceptor interactions to form hierarchical morphologies like micelles, lamellae and fibers. The ones capable of subsequently forming gels are …