Method for producing substrate having dispersed particles of dendrimer compound on the surface thereof, and substrate having dispersed particles of dendrimer compound on the surface thereof
AssigneesTokyo Ohka Kogyo Co., Ltd., Tokyo Institute of Technology
InventorsIsao Hirano, Kimihisa Yamamoto, Takane Imaoka
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Abstract
A method for producing a substrate having dispersed particles of a dendrimer compound on the surface thereof, the method including: an application step including dissolving a phenyl azomethine dendrimer compound in a solvent to prepare a solution, and applying the solution on the surface of a substrate; and a volatilization step including volatilizing the solvent from the solution applied on the surface of the substrate, the phenyl azomethine dendrimer compound included in the solution having a concentration of no greater than 5 μmol/L is employed.
Claims4
A method for producing a substrate having dispersed particles of a dendrimer compound on the surface thereof, the method comprising:
- an application step including dissolving a phenyl azomethine dendrimer compound represented by the following general formula (1) in a solvent to prepare a solution, and applying the solution on the surface of a substrate;
- and a volatilization step including volatilizing the solvent from the solution applied on the surface of the substrate,
- the concentration of the phenyl azomethine dendrimer compound contained in the solution is no greater than 5 μmol/L:
- ABnRm (1)
- wherein A in the above general formula (1) is a core molecular group of the phenyl azomethine dendrimer and represented by a structure of the following formula:
- R1(—N═)p
- wherein R1 represents an aromatic group that may have a substituent, and p represents the number of bonds to the R1;
- and
- B in the above general formula (1) is represented by a structure of the following formula:
- in which one azomethine bond is formed for the A, the R2 represents an aromatic group that may have the same or different substituent;
- the R in the above general formula (1) is represented by a structure of the following formula:
- in which an azomethine bond is formed to the B as a terminal group, and the R3 represents an aromatic group that may have the same or different substituent;
- n represents a generation number through a structure of the B of the phenyl azomethine dendrimer;
- and
- m represents the number of terminal groups R of the phenyl azomethine dendrimer, and m is equal to p provided that n is 0, whereas m is equal to 2np provided that n is no less than 1.
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