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Nanoscale rippling on polymer surfaces induced by AFM manipulation

Mario D’Acunto,
Franco Dinelli and
Pasqualantonio Pingue

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2015, 6, 2278–2289, doi:10.3762/bjnano.6.234

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Figure 1: First experimental observations of the nanoripple formation on polymer films (2 × 2 μm²): from a pr...

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Figure 2: Topographical images in contact mode of three circular ripples created by a resistively heated AFM ...

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Figure 3: Topographical images (1.5 × 1.5 μm²) of surfaces scratched in the multiple line mode. The PS films ...

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Figure 4: Solvent-enriched polymer films. Examples of 3D ripple structures on PCL (left) and PET (right). The...

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Figure 5: The worn area is the result of scanning a given surface with a variably heated tip, increasing T fr...

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Figure 6: Topographical images (1.5 × 1.5 μm²) of patterns induced on films obtained from blending two PS sol...

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Figure 7: Ripple periodicity (left column) and ripple amplitude (right column, continuous curves) as a functi...

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Figure 8: (a) Topographical images (1 × 1 μm²) of nanoripples created by means of a resistively heated tip at...

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Figure 9: Theoretical variation of the ripple periodicity (left column) and ripple amplitude (right column) a...

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Figure 10: Topographical image of a series of scratches performed on 2 μm long lines on a PS film (M_w = 325 kD...

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Figure 11: A topographical image of nanoripple patterns on a circular area. The color scale covers a range of ...

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Figure 12: (A) The morphologies and cross-sections of the ripples. The corresponding scratching angles are 0° ...

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Figure 13: Topography (A) and lateral force (retrace, B) maps and profiles corresponding to the black lines (C...

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