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Oriented colloidal-crystal thin films of polystyrene spheres via spin coating

Oriented colloidal-crystal thin films of polystyrene spheres via spin coating
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摘要 We developed a simple and inexpensive synthesis of a large-scale close-packed monolayer of polystyrene sphere arrays, which have a variety of applications. The influence of three step spin speeds, spinning time, solution quantity and relative humidity is studied in order to achieve a large area close-packed monolayer. A relatively high surface coverage and uniform monolayer of PS spheres in the range of 85%-90% are achieved by appropriate control of the preparative parameters. Also the effect of the oxygen plasma etching process on the reduction of PS spheres has been studied. We conclude that it can be useful in industrial applications, because of the fabrication speed, surface coverage, control over PS spheres and cost of the process. We developed a simple and inexpensive synthesis of a large-scale close-packed monolayer of polystyrene sphere arrays, which have a variety of applications. The influence of three step spin speeds, spinning time, solution quantity and relative humidity is studied in order to achieve a large area close-packed monolayer. A relatively high surface coverage and uniform monolayer of PS spheres in the range of 85%-90% are achieved by appropriate control of the preparative parameters. Also the effect of the oxygen plasma etching process on the reduction of PS spheres has been studied. We conclude that it can be useful in industrial applications, because of the fabrication speed, surface coverage, control over PS spheres and cost of the process.
出处 《Journal of Semiconductors》 EI CAS CSCD 2015年第2期10-17,共8页 半导体学报(英文版)
关键词 MONOLAYER PS spheres oxygen plasma monolayer PS spheres oxygen plasma
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