Methods of depositing material, methods of making a device, and systems and articles for use in depositing material
OwnerMaria J. Anc, Seth Coe-Sullivan +2inventors
InventorsMaria J. Anc, Seth Coe-Sullivan, LeeAnn Kim, Moungi G. Bawendi
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Abstract
Methods for depositing material and/or nanomaterial are disclosed. Also disclosed are methods of making devices including nanomaterials, systems useful for depositing materials and/or nanomaterials, surface treated articles for depositing material and/or nanomaterial onto a substrate, and surface treated transfer surfaces.
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A method for depositing material onto a transfer surface, the method comprising:
- introducing a composition comprising material to a transfer surface from a micro-dispenser.
A method for depositing material to a substrate, the method comprising:
- introducing a composition comprising material to a transfer surface from one or more micro-dispensers;
- applying the composition to an applicator surface from the transfer surface;
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- contacting the applicator surface to the substrate.
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A method of making a light emitting device, comprising:
- introducing a composition comprising semiconductor nanocrystals to a transfer surface from one or more micro-dispensers;
- applying the composition to an applicator surface from the transfer surface;
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- contacting the applicator surface to the substrate.
A method of forming a device comprising:
- introducing a composition comprising nanomaterial to a transfer surface from one or more micro-dispensers;
- applying the composition to an applicator surface from the transfer surface;
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- contacting the surface of the applicator to a substrate including a first electrode, thereby transferring at least a portion of nanomaterial of the composition onto the substrate;
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- arranging a second electrode opposed to the first electrode.
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A transfer surface including a surface treatment on at least a portion thereof, the surface treatment comprising a molecular organic compound.
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An applicator including a surface with a predetermined curvature and a surface chemistry layer disposed thereon.
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A method for making a stamp including a surface with a predetermined curvature comprising molding stamp material with an lens having a focal length selected to obtain the predetermined stamp curvature.
A method for depositing material onto a substrate comprising:
- applying a composition comprising material to an applicator including a surface with a predetermined curvature and a surface chemistry layer thereon;
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- contacting the applicator surface to the substrate.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.