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- This study presents a new method for creating thin film nanoassemblies on semiconductor surfaces using linked aminosilane/stannane units through basic chemistry techniques.
- By applying this methodology, the researchers found that these nanoassemblies can serve as effective sites for crystallizing octadecanol.
- The resulting crystal structures can be customized by making slight adjustments to the backbone structure of the aminosilane/stannane compounds used.
Article Abstract
A serial templating methodology using linked aminosilane/stannane units and simple beaker chemistry yields thin film nanoassemblies on semiconductor surfaces that provide nucleating sites for crystallization of octadecanol, the morphologies of which could be tailored using subtle variations in the backbone structure of bridged aminosilane/stannanes.
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