2020
DOI: 10.1088/2053-1591/ab6545
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The modification of silicon surface by selected aminophosphonates to improve Its tribological properties

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“…20,21 Alternatively, phosphonate molecules have been proposed to form self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) on hydroxylated and oxide surfaces. 22−25 Surface functionalization with SAMs is widely used in applications, ranging from work function changes of transparent conductive ZnO electrodes 26,27 to organic thin film transistors, 28 and has recently been extended to lubrication, 29,30 photovoltaics, 31 sensors, 32 and even bioactive coatings. 33,34 Thus, a broad field of applications is addressed.…”
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“…20,21 Alternatively, phosphonate molecules have been proposed to form self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) on hydroxylated and oxide surfaces. 22−25 Surface functionalization with SAMs is widely used in applications, ranging from work function changes of transparent conductive ZnO electrodes 26,27 to organic thin film transistors, 28 and has recently been extended to lubrication, 29,30 photovoltaics, 31 sensors, 32 and even bioactive coatings. 33,34 Thus, a broad field of applications is addressed.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Surface functionalization with SAMs is widely used in applications, ranging from work function changes of transparent conductive ZnO electrodes , to organic thin film transistors, and has recently been extended to lubrication, , photovoltaics, sensors, and even bioactive coatings. , Thus, a broad field of applications is addressed. The molecules with a phosphonate anchor group can eliminate possible cross-linking, thus yielding a better molecular control of the SAMs.…”
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“…Another positive effect of occurrence of energetically advantageous Si-O bonds is creation of perfluoroalkylsilanes network consisting of Si-O-Si linkages during the modification process. Additionally, surface modification by perfluoroalkylsilanes guarantees more satisfied physical-chemical properties than in the case of compounds that do not contain silicon in their structure [24,25,27].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%