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The authors describe a chemical patterning technique, microcontact insertion printing, that utilizes conventional microcontact printing to pattern isolated molecules diluted within a preexisting self-assembled monolayer. By modifying the preexisting monolayer quality, the stamping duration, and/or the concentration of the patterned molecule, they can influence the extent of molecular exchange and precisely control the molecular composition of patterned self-assembled monolayers. This simple methodology can be used to fabricate complex patterns via multiple stamping steps and has applications ranging from bioselective surfaces to molecular-scale electronic components. (c) 2007 American Institute of Physics.
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SELF-ASSEMBLED MONOLAYERS
PHASE-SEPARATION
ALKANETHIOL
MOLECULES
AU(111)
GOLD
LITHOGRAPHY
FABRICATION
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