In this work, the results of a new method for the preparation of porous silicon (PS) layers with in situ simultaneous functionalization with organic molecules are reported. The molecules of interest are dissolved in the HF ethanoic solution used to prepare the PS layers by partial anodic dissolution of a Si electrode. The method has been proved to be effective with various molecules. In this Communication, the case of PS functionalization with heptyne molecules, studied by FTIR spectroscopy, is reported in detail. The results demonstrate that this new functionalization method, accompanied by a low level oxidation, is simple, fast, and effective and that it can allow the confinement of the adsorbed molecules selectively in a single layer of a PS stack.

In Situ Functionalization of Porous Silicon during the Electrochemical Formation process in Ethanoic Hydrofluoric Acid Solution

Giorgio Mattei;Veronica Valentini
2003

Abstract

In this work, the results of a new method for the preparation of porous silicon (PS) layers with in situ simultaneous functionalization with organic molecules are reported. The molecules of interest are dissolved in the HF ethanoic solution used to prepare the PS layers by partial anodic dissolution of a Si electrode. The method has been proved to be effective with various molecules. In this Communication, the case of PS functionalization with heptyne molecules, studied by FTIR spectroscopy, is reported in detail. The results demonstrate that this new functionalization method, accompanied by a low level oxidation, is simple, fast, and effective and that it can allow the confinement of the adsorbed molecules selectively in a single layer of a PS stack.
2003
Istituto di Nanotecnologia - NANOTEC
Porous silicon
electrochemistry
functionalization
sensor
optoelectronics
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