Structural Characterization of Self-Assembled Monolayers of Organosilanes Chemically Bonded on Silica Wafers by Dynamical Force Microscopy
Sébastien Navarre, Franck Choplin, J. Bousbaa, Bernard Bennetau, Laurent Nony, Jean-Pierre Aimé
Abstract
In this article, a dynamical force microscopy study of self-assembled monolayers of organosilanes, grafted on a silica support, is reported. Organosilanes, terminated either with a functional group (ethylene glycol) or with a methyl group, were used. The influence of the reaction time and the solvent composition on the grafting was investigated to improve the homogeneity of the self-assembled monolayers. Numerical simulations of approach-retract curves, obtained in the tapping mode, were performed and compared to experimental ones. Informations, such as mechanical response and height of the grafted organic layers, have been obtained.
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