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Alkoxyl thin films were deposited directly onto silicon surfaces by microcontact printing. This is based on an efficient reaction between alcohol functional groups and chlorine-terminated silicon surfaces for thin film assembly [ Langmuir 2000, 16, 6766]. The features formed by microcontact printing show high resolution and fidelity, with no evidence of edge diffusion or island formation. These represent marked improvements over siloxane-based approaches.
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