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학술지 Fabrication of Large-Area Hierarchical Structure Array using Siliconized-Silsesquioxane as a Nanoscale Etching Barrier
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저자
이봉국, 백인복, 김약연, 장원익, 윤용선, 유한영
발행일
201506
출처
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, v.7 no.24, pp.13490-13496
ISSN
1944-8244
출판사
American Chemical Society(ACS)
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1021/acsami.5b02673
협약과제
15MC3100, 정신 질환의 모니터링 및 징후 예측을 위한 피부 부착형 센서 모듈 개발, 김승환
초록
A material approach to fabricate a large-area hierarchical structure array is presented. The replica molding and oxygen (O2) plasma etching processes were combined to fabricate a large-area hierarchical structure array. Liquid blends consisting of siliconized silsesquioxane acrylate (Si-SSQA), ethylene glycol dimethacrylate (EGDMA), and photoinitiator are developed as a roughness amplifying material during O2 plasma etching. Microstructures composed of the Si-SSQA/EGDMA mixtures are fabricated by replica molding. Nanoscale roughness on molded microstructures is realized by O2 etching. The nanoscale roughness on microstructures is efficiently controlled by varying the etching time and the weight ratio of Si-SSQA to EGDMA. The hierarchical structures fabricated by combining replica molding and O2 plasma etching showed superhydrophilicity with long-term stability, resulting in the formation of hydroxyl-terminated silicon oxide layer with the reorientation limit. On the other hand, the hierarchical structures modified with a perfluorinated monolayer showed superhydrophobicity. The increment of water contact angles is consistent with increment of the nano/microroughness of hierarchical structures and decrement of the top contact area of water/hierarchical structures. (Figure Presented).
KSP 제안 키워드
Contact angle(CA), Contact area, Ethylene glycol dimethacrylate, Long-Term Stability, Nanoscale roughness, Oxide layer, Plasma Etching, Silicon oxide, Structure array, Top contact, Weight ratio