Liu, X. ; Stamm, M.
Ultrahigh-density carbon nanoring arrays on silicon wafer through templated solution deposition method
Ultrahigh-density carbon nanoring arrays on a silicon wafer are achieved by a novel templated solution deposition method. Initially the silica nanodot arrays obtained from a nanoporous thin film are used as a template to direct the surface dewetting of a phenolic precursor, while further curing and calcination of the phenolic precursor, followed by etching of the silica arrays, results in large area carbon nanoring arrays with a diameter as small as 25·nm. This study provides a simple and robust chemical route to fabricate complex nanoring arrays with ultrahigh density of about one terabit per square inch.
Quelle
Macromolecular Rapid Communications 30
Seiten
1345-1349
DOI
http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/marc.200900111
Erschienen am
December 2009
Ultrahigh-density carbon nanoring arrays on silicon wafer through templated solution deposition method
Ultrahigh-density carbon nanoring arrays on a silicon wafer are achieved by a novel templated solution deposition method. Initially the silica nanodot arrays obtained from a nanoporous thin film are used as a template to direct the surface dewetting of a phenolic precursor, while further curing and calcination of the phenolic precursor, followed by etching of the silica arrays, results in large area carbon nanoring arrays with a diameter as small as 25·nm. This study provides a simple and robust chemical route to fabricate complex nanoring arrays with ultrahigh density of about one terabit per square inch.
Quelle
Macromolecular Rapid Communications 30
Seiten
1345-1349
DOI
http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/marc.200900111
Erschienen am
December 2009
