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Patterning Organic/Inorganic Hybrid Bragg Stacks by Integrating One-Dimensional Photonic Crystals and Macrocavities through Photolithography: Toward Tunable Colorful Patterns as Highly Selective Sensors
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Photonic SensorEngineeringOrganic ElectronicsResponsive PolymersOne-dimensional Photonic CrystalsPhotonic CrystalsProgrammable PhotonicsBeam LithographyOptical PropertiesOptical SensorPhotopolymer NetworkVersatile Colorful PatternPolymer ChemistryBiophysicsNanolithography MethodMaterials SciencePhotonicsTop-down Assisted PhotolithographyHigh SelectivityHighly Selective SensorsPhotonic DeviceOrganic PhotonicsSemiconducting PolymerFlexible ElectronicsMicrofabricationPolymer ScienceApplied PhysicsOptoelectronics
Herein, we report a simple method to fabricate patterned organic/inorganic hybrid 1DPCs by top-down assisted photolithography. Versatile colorful pattern with different size and shape can be produced by selectively exposing the 1DPCs under UV light with predesigned photomask directly. The period change, especially the thickness variation of the top polymer layer, is the main reason for the colorful pattern generation. Because of the swelling property of the polymer layers, the pattern color can be modulated by introducing or taking off organic solvents, leading the as-prepared patterned 1DPCs to be effective sensors with high selectivity.
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