Dithiolene vanadium complexes based regulated domain arrangement by colloidal lithography

Ueda, Kazuyuki; Utsumi, Masahiro

doi:10.1016/j.poly.2007.02.022

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“…It has been demonstrated that arrays of metal particles can be used as nanosensors by binding biological molecules to them [33][34][35]. Another use could be the fabrication of implants where the nanostructuration plays a very efficient role [36][37][38][39].…”

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Alternative Masks for Nanolithography

Ingert¹

2007

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The use of masks coming from research field as different as colloids, polymers or nanomaterials is a recently emerging field. Recent advances in this area have developed a variety of practical routes which have a great potential to overcome or at least complete the high-cost lithographic techniques. This review focuses on three techniques that try to reduce to the nanometer range, the size of the mask. The major difference between these procedures is related to the type of mask used. The first technique is called colloidal lithography, the mask is a monodispersed-beads template. The second is the block copolymer lithography and the third technique is the nanocrystal lithography, the mask used is a nano-object. For these three parts, the synthetic routes, the improvements and the applications as well as the limitations will be presented.

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