Langmuir and Langmuir−Blodgett Films of Amphiphilic and Nonamphiphilic TTF Derivatives and Their Mixtures
Pilar Ce�a, Carlos Lafuente, José S. Urieta, Marı́a C. López, Félix M. Royo
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Pilar Ce�a, Carlos Lafuente, José S. Urieta, Marı́a C. López, Félix M. Royo
Abstract
We have studied the ability of two amphiphilic TTF derivatives to form both Langmuir films and Langmuir−Blodgett films under different experimental conditions. It has been found that these substances are capable of forming stable monolayers at the air−water interface and building up ordered LB films yielding Y-type LB films of high quality that were characterized by UV−vis and SEM having shown a reversibility behavior in the iodine doping process. Another nonamphiphilic TTF derivative, which does not form real monolayers at the air−water interface has been mixed with the amphiphilic TTF derivatives obtaining mixed stable monolayers and ordered LB films that show a conductive behavior after a doping process with iodine. Cyclic voltammetry studies of the three TTF derivatives and their mixtures have been performed.
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We have studied the ability of two amphiphilic TTF derivatives to form both Langmuir films and Langmuir−Blodgett films under different experimental conditions. It has been found that these substances are capable of forming stable monolayers at the air−water interface and building up ordered LB films yielding Y-type LB films of high quality that were characterized by UV−vis and SEM having shown a reversibility behavior in the iodine doping process. Another nonamphiphilic TTF derivative, which does not form real monolayers at the air−water interface has been mixed with the amphiphilic TTF derivatives obtaining mixed stable monolayers and ordered LB films that show a conductive behavior after a doping process with iodine. Cyclic voltammetry studies of the three TTF derivatives and their mixtures have been performed.
Key concepts: Monolayer, Langmuir–Blodgett film, Langmuir, Amphiphile, Doping, Cyclic voltammetry, Chemistry, Materials science