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Abstract |
Drastically different morphological anisotropy was induced by linear photopolymerization in thin amorphous films of poly(vinyl 4-methoxy-cinnamate) (PVMC) and Langmuir-Blodgett films of 12-8(poly)diacetylene (PDA) deposited on glass substrates. Examination of these films by x-ray reflectivity reveals that the PVMC films became rough while PDA thin films became smooth along the direction of polarization of uv light. The elongated x-ray coherence area inherent to the reflectivity technique allowed quantitative determination of changes in the film morphology and structure. |
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1996-04-01
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Publication Title |
Physical Review E
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53
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4
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First Page |
3777
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Last Page |
3781
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Recommended Citation |
Cull, Brian; Shi, Yushan; Kumar, Satyendra; Schadt, Martin (1996). Anisotropic Surface Morphology of Poly(vinyl 4-methoxy-cinnamate) and 12-8(poly)diacetylene Thin Films Induced by Linear Photopolymerization. Physical Review E 53(4) 3777-3781. doi: 10.1103/PhysRevE.53.3777. Retrieved from https://oaks.kent.edu/article/anisotropic-surface-morphology-polyvinyl-4-methoxy-cinnamate-and-12-8polydiacetylene-thin
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