Nano-channel Creation in a Polymer Thin Film Studied by GISAXS

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Nano-channel Creation in a Polymer Thin Film Studied by GISAXS Xuefa Li, Christopher K. Ober Sol M. Gruner, Detlef-M Smilgies Lewis Fetters   Dept. of Materials Science & Engineering Dept. of Physics CHESS

The Idea C H 2 3 x y n m b 1 2 A two-step strategy was developed to create nano-channels: In step 1 a low-dose UV was used to crosslink the matrix. In step 2 a high-dose UV was used to decompose the cylinder phase.

AFM Results Poly(isoprene-b--methylstyrene) diblock copolymer: 2 m Before UV exposure After UV exposure Poly(isoprene-b--methylstyrene) diblock copolymer: Cylinders stand up in the thin film (left). After poly(-methylstyrene) blocks were selectively decomposed by UV exposure, hydrophobic nano-channels were created (right).

GISAXS Scattering Geometry-I D side view S3 S2 S1 beam stop top view α: incident angle β: exit angle ψ: scattering angle

GISAXS Scattering Geometry-II qz SAXS: lateral surface structure diffuse XR: normal density profile q Scattering plane Surface plane thin film

Nano-channel Creation-I Before UV exposure After UV exposure Poly(isoprene-b--methylstyrene) diblock copolymer: Hydrophobic nano-channels form in the thin film and still stand up after poly(-methylstyrene) blocks were selectively decomposed by UV exposure.

Nano-channel Creation-II Before UV exposure After UV exposure Poly(hydroxy-styrene-b--methylstyrene) diblock copolymer: Hydrophilic nano-channels form in the thin film and stand up after poly(-methylstyrene) blocks were selectively decomposed by UV exposure.

Effect of Photo-crosslinker Before UV after UV A thin film without photo-crosslinker shows standing-up cylinders before expose to UV. After UV decomposes poly(-methylstyrene) block, the nano-channels collapse due to the soft matrix. Therefore, a photo-crosslinker is essential.

Annealing Effect Fresh film 2 hr annealing 24 hr annealing Poly(isoprene-b--methylstyrene) block copolymer in freshly spin-coated thin film forms standing-up cylinders. After annealing, the cylinders tend to lie parallel to the substrate.

Application of GISAXS Mixed lamellar domains Micelles Cylinders parallel and normal to substrate Micelles on substrate Cylinders parallel to substrate

Summary Acknowledgement CCMR and NSF for financial support Poly(isoprene-b--methylstyrene) diblock copolymer forms standing-up cylinders in the thin films. With added photo-crosslinker, the poly(isoprene) matrix can be selectively crosslinked and poly(-methylstyrene) block can be decomposed by using a two-step UV exposure strategy. The nano-channels were created as proved by both AFM and GISAXS. Acknowledgement CCMR and NSF for financial support CHESS, CNF and CCMR for facility uses. Prof. Gruner group