Self‐Organized Single‐Walled Carbon Nanotube Conducting Thin Films with Honeycomb Structures on Flexible Plastic Films

Wakamatsu, Nobuo; Takamori, Hisayoshi; Fujigaya, Tsuyohiko; Nakashima, Naotoshi

doi:10.1002/adfm.200801241

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“…reported the fabrication of CNT BFAs on glass and flexible PET film by using a shortened‐single‐walled CNTs‐lipid conjugate and sequent removing lipid by an ion‐exchange method (Figure 7 b). 23c,d These carbon materials are conductive and biocompatible, and thus the BFAs based on them may have potential applications in electrochemistry and tissue engineering. Small organics are usually inefficient in stabilizing water droplets and thus seldom used as the primary materials for BFAs.…”

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Breath Figure Arrays: Unconventional Fabrications, Functionalizations, and Applications

Bai¹,

Du²,

Zhang³

et al. 2013

Angew Chem Int Ed

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A breath figure (BF) is the water droplet array that forms when moisture comes in contact with a cold substrate. This water droplet array has been widely utilized in the past two decades as a versatile soft template for the fabrication of polymeric porous films. Accordingly, the ordered pores on the polymer films formed with such a method are named a breath figure array (BFA).The BF templating technique is undergoing rapid development. Several unconventional BF processes have been established to prepare porous films with unique morphologies or primary materials, and various newly developed functionalization techniques have significantly improved the performance of polymeric films with BFA, leading to novel applications, including templates, biosensors, and separation membranes. These recent achievements will be described in this Minireview.

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Section: Unconventional Fabrication Of Bfasmentioning

confidence: 99%

Breath Figure Arrays: Unconventional Fabrications, Functionalizations, and Applications

Bai¹,

Du²,

Zhang³

et al. 2013

Angew Chem Int Ed

167

142

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“…Wakamatsu et al also reported single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) and graphene oxide honeycomb films. SWCNT honeycomb films prepared on a polyethylene terephthalate (PET) substrate have high near-infrared transparency and conductivity [51].…”

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Fabrication of honeycomb films by the breath figure technique and their applications

Yabu

2018

Science and Technology of Advanced Materials

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The breath figure method, which is used to form porous films from water droplet templates, has attracted considerable interest because it is simple and applicable to a wide variety of materials. Research on breath figures took off after the 2000s, accompanied by new polymer synthesis methods, fabrication methods, and a wide variety of applications. There are several comprehensive reviews of the applications of the porous films, which are usually called 'honeycomb films' because their hexagonally packed porous structure resembles honeycombs. However, new materials, progress in preparation technologies for controlling nanoand microstructures, and large-area fabrication are still areas that require further research. Furthermore, new applications of honeycomb films have emerged. In this review, the recent development of honeycomb films prepared by the breath figure techniques and their numerous applications are summarized. The production of honeycomb films can be performed on an industrial scale, greatly broadening their possible applications in areas such as optics, photonics, surface science, biotechnology, and regenerative medicine. Present problems and future perspectives are also discussed.

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“…berichteten über die Erzeugung von CNT‐BFAs auf Glas und einer biegsamen PET‐Folie unter Verwendung eines verkürzten, einwandigen CNT‐Lipid‐Konjugats und mit nachfolgender Entfernung des Lipids mit einem Ionenaustauschverfahren (Abbildung 7 b). 23c,d Diese Kohlenstoffmaterialien sind leitfähig und biologisch verträglich, somit gibt es für die daraus hergestellten BFAs potenzielle Anwendungen in der Elektrochemie und der Gewebezüchtung.…”

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Kondensationsmuster: Erzeugung, Funktionalisierung und Anwendungen

Bai

Zhang

et al. 2013

Angewandte Chemie

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Kondensationsmuster (breath figures; BFs) sind Anordnungen von Wassertröpfchen, die sich bilden, wenn Luftfeuchtigkeit (z. B. Atemluft) mit einer kalten Oberfläche in Kontakt kommt. Solche Muster haben in den letzten zwei Jahrzehnten vielseitige Anwendung als weiches Templat zur Herstellung von porösen Polymerfilmen gefunden. Die in den Polymerfilmen angeordneten Poren, die über ein solches Verfahren gebildet werden, werden entsprechend als Kondensationsmusterarrays bezeichnet. Mehrere unkonventionelle BF‐Verfahren wurden entwickelt, um poröse Filme mit spezifischer Morphologie oder aus besonderen Ausgangsmaterialien herzustellen. Verschiedene Funktionalisierungstechniken wurden ebenfalls eingeführt, um die Eigenschaften von Polymerfilmen erheblich zu verbessern, was zu einigen neuen Anwendungen z. B. als Template, Biosensoren und Trennmembranen geführt hat. Diese Ergebnisse werden in diesem Kurzaufsatz beschrieben.

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Self‐Organized Single‐Walled Carbon Nanotube Conducting Thin Films with Honeycomb Structures on Flexible Plastic Films

Cited by 37 publications

References 33 publications

Breath Figure Arrays: Unconventional Fabrications, Functionalizations, and Applications

Breath Figure Arrays: Unconventional Fabrications, Functionalizations, and Applications

Fabrication of honeycomb films by the breath figure technique and their applications

Kondensationsmuster: Erzeugung, Funktionalisierung und Anwendungen

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