Ruthenium-based metathesis catalysts have been successfully covalently bound to a thermal oxide layer on a Si(100) wafer. Selective inactivation of the catalyst is achieved via exposure to UV light using standard photolithographic techniques. Subsequent exposure of the wafer to a suitable monomer results in the formation of a patterned polymeric film that is covalently attached to the oxide layer (see Figure).
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