Ph. D. THESIS 2009

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2.5. Mass spectrometry of bicyclo[3.3.1]nonane-3,7-dione dioxime 87 2.6. Molecular modeling for the supramolecular architectures of syn and anti isomer 90 2. Conclusions of the part A 96 3. Experimental part 97 4.1. General experimental 97 4.2. Synthesis and characterization of compounds 100 References 101 Part B Fabricatio n o f 3 D Metallic Micro - an d n an o stru ctu res by Laser In d u ced <strong>Ph</strong> o to ch em istry 1. Principle of the micro/nanostructuration by two-photon induced photochemistry. State of the art 1 4 6 2. Experimental part: fabrication and characterization 159 2.1. Sample conditioning 159 2 1.1.Composition 159 2.1.2. Preparation 161 2.1.3. Thin film deposition 163 2.1.3.1 The key stages in spin coating 163 2.1.3.2.Polyimide underlayer spin-coating 163 2.1.4. Washing process 166 2.2. The metallic fabrication process 168 2.2.1. Experimental set-up 168 2.2.2. Laser source 168 2.2.3. The control of the microscope motorized stage 169 2.3. Characterization of the metallic structures 170 2.3.1. Optical and spectroscopical microscopy 171 2.3.2. Scanning electronic microscopy 171 2.3.3. Atomic force microscopy 172 3. Optimization of silver micro/nanostructures fabrication 175 3.1.Introduction 175 3.2. The approach of silver photographic process 177 3.2.1. The principle of the silver photographic process 177 3.2.2. Our chemical system 179 3.3. TPA fabrication of silver wires 180 3.3.1. Processing parameters 180 3.3.2. Thermal effect limitation 181 3.4. Chemical nature of the silver deposition 183 3.5. TPA approach induced by silver nanoparticles 185 3.5.1. General mechanism 185 3.5.2. The reduction mechanism by thermal effect 185 3.5.3. Our chemical system 187 3.6. TPA fabrication of 2D and 3D silvermicro/nanostructures 188 3
3.6.1. Dots 188 3.6.2. 3D structures 192 3.6.2.1. Fabrication 192 3.6.2.2. Silver porosity due to the corosion 196 3.6.2.3. Electroless plating process 199 4. Optimization of gold micro/nanostructures fabrication 207 4.1. Introduction 207 4.2. UV-Vis investigation 208 4.3. The gold structures fabrication process 211 4.3.1. PSS- matrix for gold microfabrication 211 4.3.2. Double-line effect in thin PSS matrix 214 4.3.3. The influence of the operating parameters 219 4.3.3.1. The laser power 219 4.3.3.2. The substrate 222 4.3.3.2.1. Glass 222 4.3.3.2.2. Polyimide underlayered glass 223 4.3.3.3. Gold salt concentration 224 4.4. The thermal effect 227 4.4.1. Theoretical model 230 4.5 The overcoming of the thermal effect 232 4.5.1 Nanodots 230 4.5.2. Single wires 234 4.5.3. 3D structures 237 5. Optical properties of the metallic structures 239 5.1. Introduction 239 5.2. Diffraction properties 239 5.3. 3D photonic crystals 243 6. Conclusions of the part B 247 References 248 Keywords: intra- and intermolecular H-bonds, keto-enol tautomerism, syn and anti stereoisomers, self-assembly, supramolecular chemistry, laser induced photochemistry, two-photon absorption, thermal effect, 3D structures. 4
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Page 3: General Introduction OUTLINE Part A
Page 7 and 8: Part A: Synthesis and Structural An
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Page 21 and 22: Table 7. The selected molecular par
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Page 27 and 28: Absorbance (a. u.) Absorbance (a.u.
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(NA 1.25) in phase-contrast (a) and
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was chosen instead of an aqueous on
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Our goal is to develope a lasser as
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Figure 15. a Optical image of gold
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the power as parameter exhibits a m
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a b Figure 21 a) Optical image of g
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4.5.3. 3D structures The 3D structu
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Selected References 1. E. S. Wu, J.
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VIII. J. Bosson-Ehoomann, A. Mihut,
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