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Shaping thiophene oligomers into fluorescent nanobeads forming two-dimensionally patterned assemblies by the capillary effect (Articolo in rivista)
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- Shaping thiophene oligomers into fluorescent nanobeads forming two-dimensionally patterned assemblies by the capillary effect (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2005-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- 10.1021/ma051602b (literal)
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- Melucci M; Dionigi C; Lanzani G; Viola I; Gigli G; Barbarella G (literal)
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- CNR- Istituto per la sintesi organica e la fotoreattività
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- Shaping thiophene oligomers into fluorescent nanobeads forming two-dimensionally patterned assemblies by the capillary effect (literal)
- Abstract
- We demonstrate that highly stable fluorescent nanobeads can be obtained by emulsion
copolymerization of oligothiophene methyl methacrylates and styrene and that deposition on a planar
surface by microfluidic lithography induces the spontaneous nanobead self-assembling. The average
nanobead diameter was controlled in the submicron scale by varying the amount of surfactant used in
the polymerization reaction. Photoluminescence and pump-probe experiments proved that the nanobeads
had retained the optical signature of the oligothiophenes, yet preventing their aggregation. Scanning
electron microscopy images of the self-assembled nanobeads are reported. (literal)
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