Interstitially mixed self-assembled monolayers and method of manufacturing the same by ReSEM
AssigneeKorea University Research and Business Foundation
InventorsHyo Jae Yoon, Gyu don Kong, Hyun sun Song
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AssigneeKorea University Research and Business Foundation
InventorsHyo Jae Yoon, Gyu don Kong, Hyun sun Song
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Disclosed are an interstitially mixed self-assembled monolayer (ImSAM) that can be manufactured very easily by utilizing a novel method of manufacturing supramolecular alloys called “repeated surface exchange of molecules (ReSEM)”, maintain chemical functional groups exposed to the surface of conventional thin films and selectively improve stability without interfering with performance, and a method of manufacturing the same. The interstitially mixed self-assembled monolayers (imSAMs) remarkably enhance electrical stability of molecular-scale electronic devices without deterioration in functions and reliability, withstand a high voltage, and exhibit better stability than a single SAM while maintaining the performance of the prior art, thus being useful for a variety of technical fields using SAMs, especially electronics, organic light-emitting displays (OLEDs), solar cells, sensors, heterogeneous catalysts, frictional electricity, cell growth surfaces, and heat transfer control films.
A method of manufacturing a mixed self-assembled monolayer comprising:
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