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Methods for coating and modifying surfaces and interfaces of substrates of arbitrary shape

總結

Lead Inventors: Peng Wang, Ph.D., Jeffrey T. Koberstein Ph.D.Problem or Unmet Need:It is desirable to design and control the structure and properties of surfaces and interfaces without affecting a material's bulk properties. Few current techniques for surface modification, however, allow for specific chemical and structural control at molecular dimensions. In addition, many methods under development for surface modification are not readily suited to industrial application and scale up. The present invention is useful as a means to coat monolayer films of photoactive polymers onto substrates of arbitrary shape with supercritical carbon dioxide and other supercritical solvents. This approach provides molecular-based methods and processes that can be used to control the chemical and physical nature of surfaces and interfaces. These coatings allow the possibility of functionalizing polymer surfaces through modifying functional groups in a homogenous way and controlling the spatial distributions of surface functional groups.

技術優勢

A wide range of applications Inexpensive, convenient, and accessible Does not require volatile organic compounds, hence environmentally friendly Scalable

技術應用

Functionalize a wide range of substrates with arbitrary shapes including cover slips, glass slides, semiconductor chips, plates, microarray sensors, biomedical devices, catheters, blood bags, dialysis machines, artificial hearts, biological sensors, circuits, substrates for electroplating, implants, nanoparticles or their combination Design and control chemical and physical nature of surfaces and interfaces Deliver the precise surface concentrations of a number of interesting functional groups in spatially resolved surface patterns Coat internal pores in porous objects or inside of tubes

詳細技術說明

The present invention is useful as a means to coat monolayer films of photoactive polymers onto substrates of arbitrary shape with supercritical carbon dioxide and other supercritical solvents. This approach provides molecular-based methods and...

*Abstract

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*Inquiry

Jullian Jones Columbia Technology Ventures Tel: (212) 854-8444 Email: TechTransfer@columbia.edu

*IR

M03-069

*Principal Investigation

*Publications

Yong Chen, Jeffrey T. Koberstein, Fabrication of Block Copolymer Monolayers by Adsorption from Supercritical Fluids: A Versatile Concept for Modification and Functionalization of Polymer Surfaces, Langmuir, 2008, 24 (18), pp 10488-10493Jeffrey T. Koberstein, Molecular Design of Functional Polymer Surfaces, J. Polym. Sci., Part B: Polym. Phys. 2004, 42, 2942

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Patent number: WO2005060668USPTO: US20070134420A1

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美國