Linear nanostructure formation of aldehydes by self-directed growth on hydrogen-terminated silicon(100)

Article Abstract:

The process necessary to the formation of linear nanostructures of benzaldehyde and acetaldehyde on the hydrogen-terminated silicon (100) surface is discussed. It is shown that different growth patterns for the lines are possible due to the essentially identical energetics and barrier heights along with the different mechanisms for line growth.

Science & research, Research, Aldehydes, Structure

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Grazing angle mirror-backed reflection (GMBR) for infrared analysis of monolayers on silicon

Article Abstract:

An easy grazing angle mirror-backed reflection (GMBR) infrared measurement was developed to analyze the silicon-based monolayers. Measurement of hydrogen-terminated undecylenic acid (UA) and N-hydroxysuccinimide (NHS) functionalized silicon (111) surfaces showed good signal peaks and reproducibility.

Usage, Infrared spectroscopy

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