Competition of Hydrogen-Bonding and Electrostatic Interactions within Hybrid Polymer Multilayers

Using a layer-by-layer sequential adsorption technique, we report the construction of hybrid films in which layers of hydrogen-bonded polymers are embedded within electrostatically associated polyelectrolytes. The components of the hybrid film include a neutral hydrogen-bonding polymer, a weak polyc...

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Published inLangmuir Vol. 20; no. 24; pp. 10712 - 10717
Main Authors Kharlampieva, Eugenia, Sukhishvili, Svetlana A
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1520-5827
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Abstract Using a layer-by-layer sequential adsorption technique, we report the construction of hybrid films in which layers of hydrogen-bonded polymers are embedded within electrostatically associated polyelectrolytes. The components of the hybrid film include a neutral hydrogen-bonding polymer, a weak polycarboxylic acid, and a strong polycation. Depending on the pH value used for the deposition of the electrostatic film, we found two distinctive regimes of film growth. At pHs lower than a critical value, deposition of electrostatic layers occurred on top of hydrogen-bonded stacks to produce hybrid, three-component films. At pHs higher than a critical value, neutral, hydrogen-bonded chains were displaced by the adsorbing chains of the polycation, producing two-component films. The property of the hydrogen-bonded stacks of hybrid films to be selectively dissolved by exposing them to a high pH makes these films promising candidates for producing free polyelectrolyte films.
AbstractList Using a layer-by-layer sequential adsorption technique, we report the construction of hybrid films in which layers of hydrogen-bonded polymers are embedded within electrostatically associated polyelectrolytes. The components of the hybrid film include a neutral hydrogen-bonding polymer, a weak polycarboxylic acid, and a strong polycation. Depending on the pH value used for the deposition of the electrostatic film, we found two distinctive regimes of film growth. At pHs lower than a critical value, deposition of electrostatic layers occurred on top of hydrogen-bonded stacks to produce hybrid, three-component films. At pHs higher than a critical value, neutral, hydrogen-bonded chains were displaced by the adsorbing chains of the polycation, producing two-component films. The property of the hydrogen-bonded stacks of hybrid films to be selectively dissolved by exposing them to a high pH makes these films promising candidates for producing free polyelectrolyte films.
Using a layer-by-layer sequential adsorption technique, we report the construction of hybrid films in which layers of hydrogen-bonded polymers are embedded within electrostatically associated polyelectrolytes. The components of the hybrid film include a neutral hydrogen-bonding polymer, a weak polycarboxylic acid, and a strong polycation. Depending on the pH value used for the deposition of the electrostatic film, we found two distinctive regimes of film growth. At pHs lower than a critical value, deposition of electrostatic layers occurred on top of hydrogen-bonded stacks to produce hybrid, three-component films. At pHs higher than a critical value, neutral, hydrogen-bonded chains were displaced by the adsorbing chains of the polycation, producing two-component films. The property of the hydrogen-bonded stacks of hybrid films to be selectively dissolved by exposing them to a high pH makes these films promising candidates for producing free polyelectrolyte films.Using a layer-by-layer sequential adsorption technique, we report the construction of hybrid films in which layers of hydrogen-bonded polymers are embedded within electrostatically associated polyelectrolytes. The components of the hybrid film include a neutral hydrogen-bonding polymer, a weak polycarboxylic acid, and a strong polycation. Depending on the pH value used for the deposition of the electrostatic film, we found two distinctive regimes of film growth. At pHs lower than a critical value, deposition of electrostatic layers occurred on top of hydrogen-bonded stacks to produce hybrid, three-component films. At pHs higher than a critical value, neutral, hydrogen-bonded chains were displaced by the adsorbing chains of the polycation, producing two-component films. The property of the hydrogen-bonded stacks of hybrid films to be selectively dissolved by exposing them to a high pH makes these films promising candidates for producing free polyelectrolyte films.
Author Kharlampieva, Eugenia
Sukhishvili, Svetlana A
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