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Kinetics of the formation and structure of oligoperoxide nanolayers and grafted polymer brushes on glass plate surface

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Kostruba A., Zaichenko A., Mitina N., Rayevska K., Hertsyk K.

Open Physics

2008

vol. 6

issue 3

454-461

Functional oligoperoxide surfactants and coordinating oligoperoxide metal complexes were studied as modifiers of glass flat plates to provide the localization of radical forming sites and other functional fragments in adsorbed polymeric layers of a nanoscale thickness. Both the kinetics of the coating formation and properties of the nanolayers witness the dependence of the packing density of oligoperoxide molecules in the coatings on the oligoperoxide natures, concentrations and conditions of the sorption modification. The availability of definite amount of peroxide groups in formed nanolayer provides the possibility of controlled radical graft polymerization initiated from modified surface leading to reliable surface protection, functionality and targeted surface hydrophilic-hydrophobic properties.

Structural and optical properties of layers of pentacene formed by PLD method

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Potera P., Sagan P., Virt I., Kuzma M., Wisz G., Rudyj I., Frugynski M.

Open Physics

2008

vol. 6

issue 4

765-770

Organic films fabrication offers the possibility of producing electronic devices of low weight, mechanical flexibility and low cost. One suitable material for organic film fabrigation which is the subject of the great interest is pentacene, because it is characterized by the large carrier mobility (∼1 cm2/Vs). In this work, the growth of pentacene layers using pulse laser deposition (PLD) on different substrates (glass/ITO, Si) is described and various processing parameters are investigated. Two pulsed YAG:Nd3+ laser wavelengths were used for the ablation of the PLD target: the first harmonic at 1064 nm aGn:dNdth3+e second at 532 nm. The structure of the layers formed was examined using SEM and RHEED methods. The results were compared with results of optical spectroscopy studies. It will be shown that layers deposed using second harmonics have a higher quality than those for first harmonic. The other PLD parametersalso have a strong influence on the structure quality of layers.

Spectral properties and photophysics of arylacetylenes in thin films

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Flamini R., Carlotti B., Spalletti A., Marrocchi A.

Organic Photonics and Photovoltaics

2014

vol. 2

issue 1

We report the photobehaviour of a series of eight structurally related arylacetylene derivatives, in solution as well as in pristine and PC61BM blended thin-_lms. The formation of both H- and J-aggregates in the solid state have been demonstrated, and, interestingly, an energy transfer from H-aggregates or/and from residual "unstacked" molecules to J-aggregates has been found, the latter being the only emitting species. The fuorescence quenching by PC61BM at di_erent loadings has been studied in blend films, and it has been found particularly effcient in the case of a symmetrical peripheral substitution of the acetylene derivative core. Preliminary time-resolved measurements in emission (ns resolution) and in absorption (fs resolution) con_rmed the H⟶J energy transfer and underlined the presence of delayed fuorescence from Jaggregates, formed by energy transfer from the long-lived first excited singlet state of H-aggregates. In all cases, a homogeneous surface morphology of thin films.

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1 Carlotti B.

1 Flamini R.

1 Frugynski M.

1 Hertsyk K.

1 Kostruba A.

1 Kuzma M.

1 Marrocchi A.

1 Mitina N.

1 Potera P.

1 Rayevska K.

1 Rudyj I.

1 Sagan P.

1 Spalletti A.

1 Virt I.

1 Wisz G.

1 Zaichenko A.

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Kinetics of the formation and structure of oligoperoxide nanolayers and grafted polymer brushes on glass plate surface

Structural and optical properties of layers of pentacene formed by PLD method

Spectral properties and photophysics of arylacetylenes in thin films