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Citation: Roberson, Sonya, Fahey, Albert, Sehgal, Amit and Karim, Alamgir (2002). Multifunction ToF-SIMS: combinatorial mapping of gradient energy substrates. Applied Surface Science 200 (). 150-164.
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Title Multifunction ToF-SIMS: combinatorial mapping of gradient energy substrates
Author(s) Roberson, Sonya
Fahey, Albert
Sehgal, Amit
Karim, Alamgir
Keyword(s) combinatorial methods
Surface energy gradient
ToF-SIMS
UV-ozone treatment
Abstract/Summary We present a simple method for chemical modification of chlorosilane self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) on Si surfaces by exposure to a gradient of UV-ozone radiation to create stable substrates with a range of contact angles and surface energies on a single substrate. These gradient energy substrates are developed to potentially generate libraries for combinatorial studies of thin film phenomenology, where a systematic variation of interfacial surface energy represents one of the significant parameters along one axis. The graded oxidation process presents a systematic variation of surface chemical composition. We have utilized contact angle measurements and time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectometry (ToF-SIMS) to investigate this variation for a series of ions, among which are SiCH3+, SiOH+ and COOH-. We show that the macroscopic measurements of surface free energy/contact angle correlate with the detailed analysis of surface chemistry (as assessed by ToF-SIMS) on these test substrates. © 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.
Publisher Elsevier
Date 2002-01-01
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Pages 150-164
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