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Patchy particles by glancing angle deposition
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The application of glancing angle deposition (GLAD) as a means to produce patchy particles is reported. Shadow effects are caused by neighboring particles within the particle monolayer. The patch geometry is determined by the angle of incidence of the vapor rays and the monolayer orientation. A mathematical model is used to study the patch geometry and to calculate the area of the patch. The smallest patch produced with GLAD is 3.7% of the particle surface.
Keywords:
BUILDING-BLOCKS
SPHERES
SURFACES
FUNCTIONALIZATION
MICROSPHERES
CRYSTALS
COLLOIDS
ARRAYS
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