Scanning Microscopy
Abstract
Studies of the interface between mineral and organic materials have been realized for a couple formed between pure transition metal and a polar and polarizable molecule (acrylonitrile).
The results presented show the effects of a local electric field on the activation processes associated with adsorption sites and the molecule, interaction mechanisms and the resulting types of chemical bond.
The structural, electronic and chemical properties of a nickel-polyacrylonitrile interface are described.
Molecular and energetic qualitative models for the interaction mechanisms are proposed.
Recommended Citation
Lecayon, G.; Viel, P.; Le Gressus, C.; Boiziau, C.; Leroy, S.; Perreau, J.; and Reynaud, C.
(1986)
"A Metal-Polymer Interface Study using Electropolymerized Acrylonitrile on Nickel Surfaces,"
Scanning Microscopy: Vol. 1:
No.
1, Article 9.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/microscopy/vol1/iss1/9