Optimal binding site of a methane molecule on the silanol covered 010 surface of silicate-1: ONIOM calculations

Article Abstract:

The binding energies and the corresponding structures of a methane molecule on the silanol covered 010 surface of silicate-I was investigated using ab inito methods. The results showed that the methane molecule will relatively seldom be absorbed on the silanol covered 010 surface of silicate-1, instead the adsorption process will take place directly at the center of the straight channel.

Analysis, Methane, Binding energy

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Photopatternable silicon elastomers with enhanced mechanical properties for high-fidelity nanoresolution soft lithography

Article Abstract:

A new version of functional stamp materials with adjustable physical toughness was developed for advanced soft lithography. As a result the photopatternable silicon elastomers with enhanced mechanical properties for high-fidelity nanoresolution soft lithography were demonstrated.

Methods, Elastomers, Lithography (Circuit fabrication)

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