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Self-Assembled Organic Thin Films as Recognition Elements in Chemical Sensors
Abstract
The formation of self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) oforganic substances onto inorganic surfaces has beenin-tensively investigated since the 1980's. SAMs havefound applications in various fields, such as chemicalsensors (electrochemical, surface acoustic and optical),surface engineering (wettability, friction, corrosionprotection, pas-sivation), construction of conductive andelectro-active coatings, and study of optical phenomena(such as second harmonic generation). Recent work by VTThas focussed on three industrial application areas ofSAMs: (1) elec-tron-conductive coatings and materials,(2) self-assembled polymerisation initiators and (3)molecularly imprinted SAMs. Molecular imprinted coatingshave emerged as a new alternative technique for makingbiorecognition sur-faces, which does not rely onbiological receptors. Some strategies to make imprintedmolecular receptor layers onto acoustic sensors werepresented.