Lecture 6 Fundamentals of Multiscale Fabrication

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Lecture 6 Fundamentals of Multiscale Fabrication Multiscale fabrication V: Unconventional nanolithography (bottom-up) Kahp-Yang Suh Associate Professor SNU MAE sky4u@snu.ac.kr

Bottom-up approaches Bottom Up Approach – Molecular Manufacturing Start at the atomic/molecular level and construct nano-devices by combining and manipulating molecules together Manufacture every atom or molecule perfectly into place More complex and efficient More time consuming This approach is less mature than Top-Down Self-Assembled Product Creates Plus Tools Materials with stored information

Bottom-up approaches 1) Chemical Method 2) Physical Method Intermolecular interaction SAM (self-assembled monolayer) LbL (layer-by-layer) self-assembly L-B (Langmuir-Blodgett) films Spin self-assembly Reduction or decomposition within confined regions Nanostructured template methods Inversed micelle technique Block copolymer technique 2) Physical Method

Self-assembly Understand and control the intramolecular behavior of specifically designed and synthesized molecules Using a surface to localize and stabilize them Self assembly occurs without any external forces or controls

Self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) Chemical Method : Intermolecular interaction

LbL (layer-by-layer) self-assembly Chemical Method : Charge interaction

Example of LbL self-assembly The 'bricks-and-mortar' approach. a) The natural strength, hardness and toughness of bone and shell are attributable to their nanoscale structure of calcium carbonate bricks and mortar-like protein layers. By mimicking this structure, Tang et al. have created a new material with mechanical properties similar to nacre, or mother-of-pearl. b) Montmorillonite bricks (0.9 nm thick) are deposited layer by layer above a silicon-wafer substrate, alternating with polymer chains of mortar. c) Structures that are many layers deep can be built — this one has 100 brick and polymer layers — although the process is slow. Z. Tang et al. Nature Mater. 2003, 2, 413.

Example of LbL self-assembly Cross-sectional TEM image of a multilayer heterostructure with alternating regions of PAH/PAA bilayers and PAH/SPS bilayers (final structure: epoxy/((PAH/PAA)10/(PAH/SPS)15)3/carbon film/epoxy). The three regions containing the PAH/PAA blocks appear dark because of the selective staining with Pb(II) ions. Cross-sectional TEM image of a (PAH/PAA)8/(PAH/SPS)45/(PAH/PAA)7/(PAH/SPS)45 film containing PbS nanoparticles within the PAH/PAA bilayer blocks. R.E. Cohen & M. F. Rubner et al. Langmuir 2000, 16, 1354.

L-B (Langmuir-Blodgett) films Chemical Method : Hydrophobic/hydrophilic interaction

metallic nanorod array Nanostructured template methods : Anodized aluminum oxide, AAO Chemical Method : Reduction or decomposition within confined regions  Metal Nanorods metal evaporation AAO metal deposit: cathode (~5 nm) metal base (Ag) plating Al2O3 removal metal base Metal/AAO nanocomposite Free-standing metallic nanorod array Metallic nanorods

Examples of metal nanorods 1 mm Ag 500 nm Ni Au

Inversed micelle technique Chemical Method : Reduction or decomposition within confined regions

Examples of Inversed micelle technique a) A bright field image of an ordered Au/Ag colloidal nanoalloy raft. Also shown are EDX line scans taken along the line RS using b) the 2.307 eV S Ka, c) the 9.711 eV Au La, and d) the 2.984 eV Ag La X-ray emission lines. Rafts of bimodal Au nanoparticles forming superlattice arrays C. J. Kiely et al. Adv. Mater. 2000, 12, 640.

Block copolymer technique : Nanostructured template methods Chemical Method : Reduction or decomposition within confined regions D i b l o c k p y m e r ( A - B ) H g h v u % f S a C n d L

Reduction or decomposition within domains Toluene solution ZnCl2 PS-PVP Spin coating O2 Plazma TEM 100 200 (nm) 300 500 700 AFM B. H. Sohn et al. J. Am. Chem. Soc, 2001, 123, 12734. 50nm

nanoparticles, wires, layers Bottom-up approaches “building blocks” atoms nanoparticles, wires, layers Synthesis Assembly nanostructures dispersions & coatings high surface area materials consolidated materials functional nanostructures Thermal barriers Optical barriers Ink-jet materials Sunscreens Molecular sieves Drug delivery Tailored catalysts Energy storage Solar cells Soft magnetics Nanocomposite Cements; Ultrahigh-strength structural materials; Terabit memory & microprocessing; Biomedical sensors; Nanotubes for flat panel displays

Challenges of bottom-up approaches Getting the structures to grow exactly how and where you want Making complicated patterns Fabricating robust structures Some common strategies Use catalysts, stress fields, diffraction gratings to achieve selective growth in specific locations Use top-down processes in conjunction with bottom-up processes, and build on silicon substrates