Hacker, C.
, Anderson, K.
, Richter, L.
and Richter, C.
(2004),
Comparison of Si-O-C interfacial bonding of alcohols and aldehydes on Si(111) formed from dilute solution with ultraviolet irradiation, Langmuir
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Comparison of Si-O-C interfacial bonding of alcohols and aldehydes on Si(111) formed from dilute solution with ultraviolet irradiation
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, Kelly A. Anderson, ,
Abstract
Aliphatic alcohols and aldehydes were reacted with the Si(111)-H surface to form Si-O-C interfacial bonds from dilute solution using ultraviolet light. The monolayers were characterized by using transmission infrared spectroscopy, spectroscopic ellipsometry, and contact angle measurements. The effect of different solvents on monolayer quality was investigated. The optimized monolayers were thoroughly characterized to determine the film structure and monolayer reactivity. Alcohol-terminated and aldehyde-terminated monolayers are of comparable quality to those previously prepared by other means. Although both molecules are tethered through a Si-O-C bond, the film structure and reactivity are distinct.Citation
Langmuir
Volume
21
Pub Type
Journals
Keywords
alcohol, aldehyde, hydrosilylation, monolayers, silicon, ultraviolet
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Created October 7, 2004, Updated October 12, 2021