"Sandwich" Microcontact Printing as a Mild Route Towards Monodisperse Janus Particles with Tailored Bifunctionality
Kaufmann T., Gokmen M.T., Wendeln C., Schneiders M., Rinnen S., Arlinghaus H.F., Bon S.A.F., Du Prez F.E., Ravoo B.J.
Research article (journal) | Peer reviewedAbstract
A "sandwich" microcontact printing method is reported. A monolayer of porous epoxy polymer microspheres is transformed into Janus particles with distinct functionality on each face by reaction with amine functional fluorescent dyes, carbohydrates, and magnetic nanoparticles.
Details about the publication
Journal: Advanced Materials (Adv. Mat.)
Volume: 23
Issue: 1
Page range: 79-83
Status: Published
Release year: 2011 (04/01/2011)
Language in which the publication is written: English
Keywords: colloid particles thin-films microparticles nanoparticles microspheres fabrication anisotropy interface system
Authors from the University of Münster
| Arlinghaus, Heinrich | Workgroup Mass Spectrometry and Surface Science (Prof. Arlinghaus) |
| Kaufmann, Tobias | Organic Chemistry Institute |
| Ravoo, Bart Jan | Professur für Synthese Nanoskaliger Systeme (Prof. Ravoo) |
| Rinnen, Stefan | Workgroup Ultrafast Dynamics on Interfaces Experiment (Prof. Zacharias) |
| Wendeln, Christian | Organic Chemistry Institute |