The generation of nano-microstructured polymer film surfaces has been a challenge during the last decades. Advances in the fabrication of structured polymer surfaces to obtain micro and nano patterns have been accomplished following two different approaches, i.e., by adapting techniques, such as molding (embossing) or nano/microimprinting or by developing novel techniques including laser ablation, soft lithography or laser scanning among others. Thus, higher resolution capabilities are directly related with technological advances. In contrast to the use of highly sophisticated tools required by the above mentioned techniques, surface instabilities produced by different mechanisms take advantage of the inherent properties of polymers to induce particular surface patterns. Some of the surface instabilities are well known since decades but novel and old known instability mechanisms have been only recently extended their use to pattern polymer surfaces. This recent interest relies on the rich and complex patterns obtained as a result of self-organizing processes that are rather difficult if not impossible to fabricate by using traditional patterning techniques.Among the approaches to obtain patterned interfaces by means of surface instabilities the formation of wrinkles is the most explored method and will be the center of this review. The fabrication approaches employed to induce wrinkle formation and the possibilities to fine tune the amplitude and period of the wrinkles, the functionality and their final morphology are thoroughly described. Finally, an overview about the main applications in which buckled interfaces have been already employed or may have an impact in the near future is provided. Their use as templates, as flexible electronics, as supports with controlled wettability and/or adhesion or for biorelated applications are few of the fields in which the unique characteristics of wrinkled interfaces play distinguishing role. 相似文献
It is of great significance to study the soil pore structure for soil reinforcement and ground treatment because it can be used to evaluate the solidification effect and explain the curing mechanism. The pore and compression characteristics of clay from Wuhan in China before and after solidification by ionic soil stabilizer (ISS) in different soil initial states were studied by the use of standard consolidation test, environmental scanning electron microscope analysis, specific surface area (SSA) test, and analysis by PCAS software. Results show that the influence sequence of soil initial states on the change of pore characteristics and ISS-solidification effectiveness was as follows: reducing initial water content + remolding soil > reducing initial water content > remolding soil > natural soil with high initial water content. Besides, loading can also increase the solidification effect. Compared to random and chaotic pore directions of natural clay, remolded solidified clay had a more certain direction after curing and compression. In addition, the total pore number and SSA decreased from 1190 to 756 by 36.47% and 109.690 m2/g to 87.837 m2/g by 19.92% respectively. Results indicate that ISS-clay solidification effect in practical engineering is closely related to the soil initial pre-curing state and can lead to the change of pore direction, decrease of pore number, reduction of pore size and porosity, and formation of larger aggregates.
