Multilayer Thin Films

By G. Decher, J. Schlenoff. 2002

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Polyoxometalate modified inorganic–organic nanocomposite materials for energy storage applications: A review (2015, background): “Beyond the choice of cationic linker there are many other important parameters that can affect the structure of LbL thin films such as anion charge, deposition time, ionic strength, pH, and concentration of the coating solution [4,54,11,69].”
Nanotechnology and its applications in lignocellulosic composites, a mini review (2007, background): “The amount of adsorbed polymer is self-limiting as a result of rinsing and allows for stepwise film growth [98, 99].”
Review: On the Nature of Joint Strength in Paper – A Review of Dry and Wet Strength Resins Used in Paper Manufacturing (2005, methodology): “The technique has rapidly developed since its introduction, and can now be used to produce a wide variety of surface properties [Decher and Schlenoff 2002].”
Transport phenomena in nanofluidics (2008, background): “Decher and Schlenoff, 2002", and the layer properties can be precisely controlled !”
Layer‐by‐Layer Hydrogen‐Bonded Polymer Films: From Fundamentals to Applications (2009, background): “when the PAAM molecular weight increased from 800 to 5000 kDa.([31]) For more strongly bound PVPON/PAA HB films, Guan and co-workers reported that the molecular weight had a significant effect on the film thickness only when the molecular weight of PVPON and/or PAA was lower than 40 kDa.”