Unlocking the Potential of Liquid Plasma Polymer Films: Characterizing Aging Effects and Their Impact on the Wrinkling Phenomenon

Here, we present the study of the intricate dynamics between the physicochemical properties of liquid propanethiol plasma polymer films (PPFs) and the formation of wrinkles in PPF/Al bilayers. The study investigates the effect of liquid PPF aging in the air before top Al layer deposition by magnetro...

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Published inLangmuir Vol. 40; no. 28; pp. 14633 - 14640
Main Authors Raut, Suyog A., Vinx, Nathan, Tromont, David, Leclère, Philippe, Cossement, Damien, Snyders, Rony, Thiry, Damien
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published United States American Chemical Society 16.07.2024
Subjects
air
atomic force microscopy
crosslinking
liquids
mass spectrometry
nanotechnology
oxidation
polymers
viscosity
wavelengths
X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
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1520-5827
1520-5827
DOI10.1021/acs.langmuir.4c01552

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Abstract Here, we present the study of the intricate dynamics between the physicochemical properties of liquid propanethiol plasma polymer films (PPFs) and the formation of wrinkles in PPF/Al bilayers. The study investigates the effect of liquid PPF aging in the air before top Al layer deposition by magnetron sputtering on the wrinkling phenomenon for 4 days. Thanks to atomic force microscopy, the wrinkle dimensions were found to decrease by approximately 55% in amplitude and 66% in wavelength, correlated with an increase in the viscosity of the PPF over the aging duration (i.e., from less than 107 to 1010 Pa·s). This behavior is not linked to alterations in cross-linking degree as evidenced by time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry experiments but rather to network densification driven by the inherent molecular chain mobility due to the viscous state of the PPF. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy measurements emphasizing the absence of oxidation of the PPF over the aging duration support this, revealing a unique aging mechanism distinct from other plasma polymer families. Overall, this study offers valuable insights into the design and application of mechanically responsive PPFs involved in bilayer systems, paving the way for advancements in nanotechnology and related fields.
AbstractList Here, we present the study of the intricate dynamics between the physicochemical properties of liquid propanethiol plasma polymer films (PPFs) and the formation of wrinkles in PPF/Al bilayers. The study investigates the effect of liquid PPF aging in the air before top Al layer deposition by magnetron sputtering on the wrinkling phenomenon for 4 days. Thanks to atomic force microscopy, the wrinkle dimensions were found to decrease by approximately 55% in amplitude and 66% in wavelength, correlated with an increase in the viscosity of the PPF over the aging duration (i.e., from less than 107 to 1010 Pa·s). This behavior is not linked to alterations in cross-linking degree as evidenced by time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry experiments but rather to network densification driven by the inherent molecular chain mobility due to the viscous state of the PPF. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy measurements emphasizing the absence of oxidation of the PPF over the aging duration support this, revealing a unique aging mechanism distinct from other plasma polymer families. Overall, this study offers valuable insights into the design and application of mechanically responsive PPFs involved in bilayer systems, paving the way for advancements in nanotechnology and related fields.
Here, we present the study of the intricate dynamics between the physicochemical properties of liquid propanethiol plasma polymer films (PPFs) and the formation of wrinkles in PPF/Al bilayers. The study investigates the effect of liquid PPF aging in the air before top Al layer deposition by magnetron sputtering on the wrinkling phenomenon for 4 days. Thanks to atomic force microscopy, the wrinkle dimensions were found to decrease by approximately 55% in amplitude and 66% in wavelength, correlated with an increase in the viscosity of the PPF over the aging duration (i.e., from less than 10 to 10 Pa·s). This behavior is not linked to alterations in cross-linking degree as evidenced by time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry experiments but rather to network densification driven by the inherent molecular chain mobility due to the viscous state of the PPF. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy measurements emphasizing the absence of oxidation of the PPF over the aging duration support this, revealing a unique aging mechanism distinct from other plasma polymer families. Overall, this study offers valuable insights into the design and application of mechanically responsive PPFs involved in bilayer systems, paving the way for advancements in nanotechnology and related fields.
Here, we present the study of the intricate dynamics between the physicochemical properties of liquid propanethiol plasma polymer films (PPFs) and the formation of wrinkles in PPF/Al bilayers. The study investigates the effect of liquid PPF aging in the air before top Al layer deposition by magnetron sputtering on the wrinkling phenomenon for 4 days. Thanks to atomic force microscopy, the wrinkle dimensions were found to decrease by approximately 55% in amplitude and 66% in wavelength, correlated with an increase in the viscosity of the PPF over the aging duration (i.e., from less than 10⁷ to 10¹⁰ Pa·s). This behavior is not linked to alterations in cross-linking degree as evidenced by time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry experiments but rather to network densification driven by the inherent molecular chain mobility due to the viscous state of the PPF. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy measurements emphasizing the absence of oxidation of the PPF over the aging duration support this, revealing a unique aging mechanism distinct from other plasma polymer families. Overall, this study offers valuable insights into the design and application of mechanically responsive PPFs involved in bilayer systems, paving the way for advancements in nanotechnology and related fields.
Here, we present the study of the intricate dynamics between the physicochemical properties of liquid propanethiol plasma polymer films (PPFs) and the formation of wrinkles in PPF/Al bilayers. The study investigates the effect of liquid PPF aging in the air before top Al layer deposition by magnetron sputtering on the wrinkling phenomenon for 4 days. Thanks to atomic force microscopy, the wrinkle dimensions were found to decrease by approximately 55% in amplitude and 66% in wavelength, correlated with an increase in the viscosity of the PPF over the aging duration (i.e., from less than 107 to 1010 Pa·s). This behavior is not linked to alterations in cross-linking degree as evidenced by time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry experiments but rather to network densification driven by the inherent molecular chain mobility due to the viscous state of the PPF. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy measurements emphasizing the absence of oxidation of the PPF over the aging duration support this, revealing a unique aging mechanism distinct from other plasma polymer families. Overall, this study offers valuable insights into the design and application of mechanically responsive PPFs involved in bilayer systems, paving the way for advancements in nanotechnology and related fields.Here, we present the study of the intricate dynamics between the physicochemical properties of liquid propanethiol plasma polymer films (PPFs) and the formation of wrinkles in PPF/Al bilayers. The study investigates the effect of liquid PPF aging in the air before top Al layer deposition by magnetron sputtering on the wrinkling phenomenon for 4 days. Thanks to atomic force microscopy, the wrinkle dimensions were found to decrease by approximately 55% in amplitude and 66% in wavelength, correlated with an increase in the viscosity of the PPF over the aging duration (i.e., from less than 107 to 1010 Pa·s). This behavior is not linked to alterations in cross-linking degree as evidenced by time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry experiments but rather to network densification driven by the inherent molecular chain mobility due to the viscous state of the PPF. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy measurements emphasizing the absence of oxidation of the PPF over the aging duration support this, revealing a unique aging mechanism distinct from other plasma polymer families. Overall, this study offers valuable insights into the design and application of mechanically responsive PPFs involved in bilayer systems, paving the way for advancements in nanotechnology and related fields.
Author Tromont, David
Leclère, Philippe
Thiry, Damien
Snyders, Rony
Cossement, Damien
Vinx, Nathan
Raut, Suyog A.
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Laboratory for Physics of Nanomaterials and Energy (LPNE), Research Institute for Materials Science and Engineering
Université de Mons (UMONS)
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