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Nanoscaled functional layer
Michael Zeppezauer,Jan Kristian Krueger,Frank Muecklich,Wulff Possart,Peter Gross +4 more
- 12 Dec 2000
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TL;DR: In this article, a nano-to mesoscaled, two-dimensional anisotropic SAM layer (self assembling monolayer) consisting of identical molecular functional components which are provided with identical reproducible structural changes by virtue of specific outer influences and are adhesively bonded on surfaces of selected substrates.
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Abstract: The invention relates to a nano- to mesoscaled, two-dimensional anisotropic SAM layer (self assembling monolayer) consisting of identical molecular functional components which are provided with identical reproducible structural changes by virtue of specific outer influences and are adhesively bonded on surfaces of selected substrates.
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