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• TITLE: Tuning Polymer-Grafted Particle Monolayer Structure at the Air-Water Interface by Introducing Anisotropic Features

  AUTHORS: Emiko Mouri, Yo Yamasaki, Motokazu Terada

  KEYWORDS: Anisotropic Particle, Polymer-Grafted Particle, Air-Water ?nterface, Polymer Brush, Particle Monolayer

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering, Vol.6 No.1, January 5, 2018

  ABSTRACT: Fabrication of anisotropic material is one of the important topics and we examined to introduce “anisotropic” nature by spreading polymer-grafted particle on the medium with polymer-reactive potential. Poly (tert-butyl methacrylate) (PtBMA) was polymerized from polystyrene latex (PSL) surface by ATRP to give PtBMA-grafted PSL (PSL-PtBMA). Particle monolayer was formed at air-water and air-acidic water interfaces and the monolayer characteristics were compared by π-A isotherm measurements, SEM observations, and contact angle measurements. π-A isotherms, in particular, indicates that the interaction between polymer chains become stronger by changing the subphase condition, which suggests that anisotropicparticle monolayer formation.