2results about How to "Keep the thickness" patented technology

This invention discloses a method for preparing van der Waals metal thin films. The method includes the following steps: S1, coating a polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) film onto the surface of a supporting substrate; S2, depositing a metal film on the surface of the PVA film to obtain an intermediate; S3, placing the intermediate in water at 60-80°C to remove the PVA film, obtaining a floating metal film; transferring the metal film to the surface of a target substrate, and bonding the two together using van der Waals forces to obtain the final product. This invention utilizes the controllable dissolution properties of PVA, achieving the separation and transfer of the metal film from the supporting substrate using deionized water, avoiding the use of toxic chemical solvents and interface damage caused by high-energy bombardment. The method is simple, environmentally friendly, and can be widely applied to the preparation of van der Waals heterostructures such as metal-semiconductor and metal-insulator structures.

This utility model discloses a sponge with good resilience, comprising a sponge base layer, a rebound material layer, a sponge interlayer, a mesh layer, a sponge surface layer, and a protective layer. The sponge base layer, rebound material layer, sponge interlayer, sponge surface layer, and protective layer are bonded together in sequence from bottom to top, and a mesh layer is provided between the sponge interlayer and the sponge surface layer. The rebound material layer has a wavy structure, and the upper surface of the rebound material layer is adapted to the lower surface of the sponge interlayer. The wavy structure increases the contact area between the rebound material layer and adjacent sponge layers, which can better disperse and absorb external forces. The combination of crests and troughs allows the rebound material layer to better disperse and absorb pressure when subjected to external forces, avoiding excessive compression of the sponge, reducing sponge deformation and collapse, and ensuring its performance stability. When the external force acting on the sponge is removed, the sponge can quickly return to its original shape, significantly improving the sponge's resilience.