Lecture

Surfaces Functionalization

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Description

This lecture covers the modification of surfaces to change physical properties or attach new molecules. It explains the three-step process: surface preparation, intermediate layer, and cross-linking, using technologies like plasma modifications, self-assembled monolayers, and micro-patterning methods.

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Official source

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