1986
DOI: 10.1021/ja00279a099
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Spontaneous-assembly of phospholipid monolayers via adsorption onto gold

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“…Thanks to these holes the ten-point-height (S z ) roughness parameter gives a measure for the mean thickness of the binary lipid monolayer. The observed value of 4.0 nm seems to closely correspond to a superposition of the theoretical monolayer thickness (2.8 nm) [3,16] and the maximal height differences of the substrate (1.4 nm). In addition to the holes in the topographic image, the phase contrast image ( Figure 4B) reveals more structural grain boundaries in the monolayer.…”
Section: Follow-up Of the Label Amount By Tof-simssupporting
confidence: 67%
“…Thanks to these holes the ten-point-height (S z ) roughness parameter gives a measure for the mean thickness of the binary lipid monolayer. The observed value of 4.0 nm seems to closely correspond to a superposition of the theoretical monolayer thickness (2.8 nm) [3,16] and the maximal height differences of the substrate (1.4 nm). In addition to the holes in the topographic image, the phase contrast image ( Figure 4B) reveals more structural grain boundaries in the monolayer.…”
Section: Follow-up Of the Label Amount By Tof-simssupporting
confidence: 67%
“…Figure 7. Examples for polyzwitterions produced via step growth polymerization: (a) polyurethanes [376]; (b) polycarbonates [380]; (c) polysiloxanes [381] Other reported examples of step growth polymerizations toward polyzwitterions (Figure 8) seem rather exotic at the first view, such as radical polyadditions of isolated dienes with bisthiols via thiol-ene reaction [382], or the oxidative coupling of bisthiols [383][384][385][386][387]. Yet, for the reasons discussed in Section 3.1.1, such methods seem particularly attractive from the chemical point of view, as they are not affected by ionic compounds.…”
Section: Synthesis By Step Growth Polymerizationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Examples for zwitterionic and ionic long-chain alkyl thiols used for preparing zwitterionic and pseudo­zwitterionic SAMs on gold surfaces. , …”
Section: Preparing Zwitterionic Model Surfacesmentioning
confidence: 99%