Directed assembly of nanoparticles to isolated diatom valves using the non-wetting characteristics after pyrolysis

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Abstract

A novel strategy for a directed nanoparticle coupling to isolated Stephanopyxis turris valves is presented. After pyrolysis, the valves exhibit incomplete wetting due to their characteristic T-shaped profiles as a prerequisite for a regioselective coupling reaction. A micromanipulation system allows for precise handling and their immobilization onto an adhesive substrate and manipulation into arrays.

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Jantschke, A., Fischer, C., Hensel, R., Braun, H. G., & Brunner, E. (2014). Directed assembly of nanoparticles to isolated diatom valves using the non-wetting characteristics after pyrolysis. Nanoscale, 6(20), 11637–11645. https://doi.org/10.1039/c4nr02662d

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