Spatially resolved acyl transfer on surface by organo-catalytic scanning probe nanolithography (o-cSPL)

Julien Botton (1) , Katharina Gratzer (1) , Cyril François (1) , Vincent Mesquita (2) , Lionel Patrone (2) , Teodor Balaban (1) , Sylvain Clair (2) , Jean-Luc Parrain (1) , Olivier Chuzel (1)

1 ISM2 - Institut des Sciences Moléculaires de Marseille
2 IM2NP - Institut des Matériaux, de Microélectronique et des Nanosciences de Provence

Groundbreaking research done in the area of nanolithography makes it a versatile tool to produce nanopatterns for a broad range of chemical surface functionalization or physical modifications. We report for the first time an organocatalytic scanning probe nanolithography (o-cSPL) approach. Covalent binding of an organocatalyst on the apex of an atomic force microscope (AFM) tip gives way to a system that allows the formation of locally defined acylated-alcohol patterns on self-assembled monolayers (SAMs). With resolutions comparable to those of other cSPL methods, this first example of o-cSPL holds promise for future applications of bottom-up nanolithography set-ups employing this novel technique.

Mots clés: Acyl transfer; AFM; Nanolithography; DMAP; Organic Catalysis; Silicon wafer

Domaines: Chimie organique

Julien Botton, Katharina Gratzer, Cyril François, Vincent Mesquita, Lionel Patrone, et al.. Spatially resolved acyl transfer on surface by organo-catalytic scanning probe nanolithography (o-cSPL). Illustration. France. 2018. ⟨medihal-01794234⟩