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    S u N M a G

    The Su pramolecular Nano Ma terials Group

    Supramolecular Materials Science

    Monolayer ProtectedMetal Nanoparticles

    FunctionalizedCarbon Nanotubes

    Nanowires

    Supramolecular Lithography Supramolecular

    Nano Stamping

    Jackson, Myerson, Stellacci, Nat. Mat. , 3, 330, 2004 Akthakul, Stellacci, Mayes,. Adv. Mat ., 17, 532, 2005Jackson, Silva, Hu, Stellacci, JACS. , 128, 11135, 2006

    DeVries, Brunnbauer, Stellacci, Science 315, 358, 2007Centrone, Yu, Stellacci, Small , 3, 814, 2007

    Barsotti, OConnell, Stellacci, Langmuir, 20, 4795, 2004Barsotti, Stellacci, J. Mat. Chem ., 16, 962, 2006

    Halik, M. et al. Nature , 431, 963, 2004

    Yu, Stellacci, Nano Letters , 5, 1061, 2005Yu, Stellacci, JACS , 127, 16774, 2005Yu, Stellacci, J. Mat. Chem. , 16, 2868, 2006

    Wunsch, Stellacci, Prato, manuscript in prepLong, Wu, Wunsch, Marzari, Stellacci in prep..Liu, Yuan, Kong, Stellacci manuscript in prep.

    NANO-MATERIALS

    LITHOGRAPHY

    20 m

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    Metal Nanoparticles Synthesis

    Metal Salt (AuHCl 4) + HS

    Reducing Agent (NaBH 4)+HS

    Ligand exchangereaction *

    Direct mixedligands reaction **

    A. C. Templeton, M. P. Wuelfing and R. W. Murray, Accounts Chem. Res. 2000 , 33, 27F. Stellacci, et al. Adv. Mat. 2002 , 14, 194

    HS

    HS

    HS

    HS

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    Nanoparticle Absorption

    1

    2 21 2( 2 )m

    =+ +

    Mie theory describes the absorption, , of small metallic particles:

    m

    gold

    m is a volume-average of the dielectric constants

    ( ) of the ligand molecules and the solvent

    4-Aminophenyldisulfide(APS)

    Electron donor

    4-Fluorobenzenethiol(FBT)

    Electron acceptor

    5,5-Dithiobis(2-nitrobenzoic acid)(NBA)

    Electron acceptor

    Dimethyl (4,4 dithiobiscinnamate)(CIN)

    Electron acceptor

    F

    SH SH

    NO 2

    OH

    O

    SH

    OO

    NH2

    SH

    Conjugated molecules:

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    Absorption by Functionalized Nanoparticles

    Trend in predicted by polarizability of molecules Steric hindrance of NBA molecule causes porous ligand shell,

    effectively lowering relative to expected value

    By Mie theory:

    CIN

    FBT

    APS(NBA)

    Increasing

    522

    530

    510

    541

    0

    0.05

    0.1

    0.15

    0.2

    0.25

    0.3

    0.35

    0.4

    300 400 500 600 700 800

    Wavelength (nm)

    A b s o r p t i o n

    AminophenyldisulfideFluorobenzenethiolNitrobenzoic acidCinnamate

    Spectra taken indichlorobenzene (DCB) F

    SH

    SH

    NO 2

    OH

    O

    SH

    OO

    NH2

    SH

    Absorption spectra for fully conjugated nanoparticles

    *

    *

    * Chromophore absorption from ligands; unrelated to plasmon resonance

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    Increasingly Conjugated Nanoparticles

    518

    518

    522

    522

    528

    0.1

    0.2

    0.3

    0.4

    0.5

    0.6

    250 350 450 550 650 750 850Wavelength (nm)

    A b s o r p t i o

    hexanethiol1:21:12:1conjugated

    Absorption spectra for increasingly conjugated FBT series nanoparticles

    Nanoparticles withvarying ratios of:

    SH

    F

    SH

    HT

    FBT

    (low )

    and

    (high )

    Larger fractions of conjugated FBT make ligand shell more polarizable; demonstrates corresponding increase

    Similar trends are observed in other molecule series as well

    More FBTIncreasing

    HT HT FBT FBT eff

    ligands

    V V V

    +=

    Spectra taken indichlorobenzene (DCB)

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    Characterizing Metal Nanoparticles

    2.7 nm

    3 nm

    TEM shows atoms in the core STM shows ligands in the shell

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    Diameter =7.422nmLigand length= 1.08 nm

    1.9nm

    Average S-S spacing=0.409 nm

    Octanethiol (C8) homoligand np

    Average STM observedheadgroup spacing = 0.5

    Diameter=7.418

    Ligand length=1.56 nmAverage STM observedheadgroup spacing= 0.6305

    Average S-S spacing=0.3646 nm

    Dodecanethiol (C12) homoligand np

    Based on Luedtke and Landman Faraday Discussions 2004, 125, 1-22

    S =STM observed spacingx =ligand spacing at core surface (adjacent Sulfur-Sulfur distance)D =S TM observed np dimater (core +ligand shell)d =diameter of np core

    Sd/2

    D/2

    x

    S/D = x/d

    Assumptions: The nanoparticle can be approximated as a sphereLigand length (L) is constant around the shell i.e. (D/2) =Constant

    For a fully extended ligand chain of length L, with n carbon atoms, Use L =0.12 (n+1) nm

    W. D. Luedtke and Uzi LandmanJ. Phys. Chem. B, 102 (34), 6566,,1998

    Homoligand particles ligand structure

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    Au (111)

    STM Height Image of OT/MPA Mixed Monolayer on Au(111)

    5 nm

    Randomly distributeddomains of OT form in asurrounding matrix of MPA

    MPA

    OT

    R. Smith, S. Reed, P. Lewis, J . Monnell, R. Clegg, K. Kelly, L. Bumm, J .Huthison, P . Weiss. J. Phys. Chem. B 2001 , 105, 1119-1122.

    SHCOOH SH

    Mixed Self Mixed Self --AssembledAssembled MonolayersMonolayers

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    2 nm

    a b

    5 nm

    c

    2 nm

    a b

    5 nm

    c

    SH

    MPA

    OT

    SHCOOH

    STM Images of Rippled Nanoparticles

    b

    5 nm

    2 nm2 nm

    ab c

    c d

    Jackson, Myerson, Stellacci, Nat. Mat. , 3, 330, 2004Jackson, Silva, Hu, Stellacci, JACS. , 128, 11135, 2006

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    Hydrophobic/Hydrophilic Ripples

    a

    5 nm

    a

    5 nm

    5 nm

    2 nm2 nm

    ab c

    c d

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    Noise and Ripples

    ajs6_11_12

    0.4

    0.5

    0.6

    0.7

    0.8

    0.9

    1

    4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8 8.5 9 9.5 10

    Diameter [nm]

    R i p p l e S p a c i n

    g [ n m ] .007

    .007'

    .007''

    .005

    .005'

    .005''

    0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.50.0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1.0

    1.2

    1.4

    1.6

    1.8

    r i p p

    l e s p a c i n g

    [ n m ]

    speed [um/s]

    0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.50.0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1.0

    1.2

    1.4

    1.6

    1.8

    r i p p

    l e s p a c i n g

    [ n m

    ]

    speed [um/s]0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5

    0.0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1.0

    1.2

    1.4

    1.6

    1.8

    n o

    i s e s p a c i n g

    [ n m

    ]

    speed [um/s]

    b c

    5 nm5 nm1.496 m/s 5 nm5 nm1.496 m/s 5 nm5 nm1.841 m/s 5 nm5 nm1.841 m/s5 nm5 nm1.595 m/s 5 nm5 nm1.595 m/s

    a005 imagetaken at0.57 m/s

    Showsaverage ripplespacing of 0.699 nm0.098 nm

    007 imagetaken at0.814 m/s

    Showsaverageripple spacingof 0.743 nm 0.052 nm

    Jackson, Silva, Hu, Stellacci, JACS. , 128, 11135, 2006

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    Phase Separation on NanoparticlesPhase Separation on Nanoparticles

    OT:MPA

    OT:MUA

    SH NH2SH NH2

    Hexanethiol: p-Aminothiophenol

    SH OH

    O

    SH

    SH

    Ag/-SH or /-NH 2,Fe 3O4 /-COOH,CaCO 3/COOH

    SH

    OT:Mercaptohexanol

    SHOH

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    Increasing Curvature

    Flat Au (111)on Mica

    OT:MPA Mixed Monolayers formed on surfaces of varying curvatures

    Au on Si, with20 nm

    hemispheres

    Au film withAu crystals

    ~ 10 nm

    Au film withAu crystals

    ~ 4 nm

    10 nm 10 nm 5 nm 5 nm

    Curvature EffectsCurvature Effects

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    Chemistry of chain formation

    SH

    OH

    OSH

    OH

    O

    SHHOOC

    1. Pole functionalization with 11-Mercaptoundecanoic acid (MUA)

    Short reaction times allow functionalizationonly at the polar singularities

    2. Two-phase reaction : interface-controlled stoichiometry

    NH2NH2

    1,6-Diaminohexanein water phase

    Nanoparticles in toluene phase

    Nano-nylon

    Amide bonds

    Precipitation at thetoluene-water interfaceindicates the formationof insoluble material

    Initial

    Precipitate Final

    SH SH

    DeVries, Stellacci, Science 315, 358, 2007

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    Nano-Nylon Two-Phase TEM images

    100 nm

    NanoparticlesChains

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    Chains of Big Particles

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    AcknowledgementsGraduate StudentsRobert J . Barsotti, J r. ( now at

    Arkema. Senior Scientist )Gretchen A. DeVriesAlicia M. J acksonA. Amy Yu ( also at MGH, post doc )

    Tan Mau Wu

    Benjamin WunschOsman Bakr (Harvard)Suelin Chen

    J effrey KunaSarah ThevenetOzge Akbulut

    J in Young KimHyewon Kim

    J in-Mi J ung (KAIST)Ramona DallaPiccola (Trento)

    Post-DocsMarkus Brunnbauer ( now at

    Infineon, Senior Scientist )Xiaogang BrunoLiu ( now at NUS,

    Assistant Professor )Brenda LongOktay Uzun

    Ying YuAndrea CentroneAyush VermaKazuya NakataCedric DuboisGeorg Heimel

    NSF: NER DMI-0303821NIRT DMR-0086944NIRT SCP-0304019CAREER

    NIH TPEN ProgramHewlett PackardDeshpande Center

    ACS-PRFReed Foundation at MITCMSE-MRSEC DMR 02-13282Int. Copper AssociationMARCO3M Non Tenured Faculty Award3M Innovation AwardDuPont Young Professor AwardPackard Foundation AwardMineral Technologies

    CollaboratorsDavid Nelson, HarvardLucia Pasquato, TriesteRalph Weissleder, Harvard, MGHMolly Stevens, Imperial C., UK Henry I. Smith, MITEnzo diFrabrizio, Catanzaro, Italy

    Anthony Guiseppe-Elie, C. VirginiaMaurizio Prato, TriesteMarcus Halik, Erlangen U., GermanyAnne Mayes, MITSharon Glotzer, U. Mich

    J oerg Lahan, U. Mich.Nicola Marzari, MITDarrell Irvine, MITKrystyn Van Vliet, MITRobert Cohen, MIT

    Undergraduates J acob M. Myerson ( now at MIT )Brian Netlner ( now at MIT )

    Angela TongNishi N. Rochelle ( LSU, now at Purdue )Kathy Li ( now at UT Austin )Peter Stone ( now at Berkeley )Allon Houchbaum( now at Berkeley )Samantha Bennett ( now at Cambridge UK )

    Tom Schilling ( will join Berkeley )Paulo Silva ( will join Northwestern )