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In a chromonic, relatively flat molecules form linear aggregates. For aqueous solutions, the molecules have a flat core, such as a carbon ring system, with highly water-soluble side groups, such as a sulfonate or carboxyl. The molecules aggregate in linear stacks with the flat cores lying one on top of the other. The aggregates are continuously growing and shrinking. At low concentration, most of the molecules exist as isolated monomers. As the concentration increases, the average stack size begins to grow. At a sufficiently high concentration, the long stacks of molecules interfere with each other to form liquid crystals.
Multifunctional polymeric materials and use thereof
InactiveUS6686124B1Desirable propertySimple structurePhotosensitive material auxillary/base layersOriginals for photomechanical treatmentResistChromonic
A multifunctional polymer comprising a polymeric chain having chromophore groups and cross-linking sites is suitable as a resist material and especially as the underlayer for bilayer and top surface imaging strategies. The multifunctional polymer can function as an antireflective coating, planarizing layer or etch resistant hard mask.
Owner:IBM CORP
Spin-on antireflective coating for integration of patternable dielectric materials and interconnect structures
InactiveUS20090081418A1Reduce complexityReduce the number of layersPhotosensitive materialsDecorative surface effectsPhotoresistChromophore
The present invention provides a method of fabricating an interconnect structure in which a patternable low-k material replaces the need for utilizing a separate photoresist and a dielectric material. Specifically, this invention relates to a simplified method of fabricating single-damascene and dual-damascene low-k interconnect structures with at least one patternable low-k dielectric and at least one inorganic antireflective coating. In general terms, a method is provided that includes providing at least one patternable low-k material on a surface of an inorganic antireflective coating that is located atop a substrate. The inorganic ARC is liquid deposited and comprises a polymer that has at least one monomer unit comprising the formula M-R1 wherein M is at least one of Si, Ge, B, Sn, Fe, Ta, Ti, Ni, Hf and La and R1 is a chromophore. At least one interconnect pattern is formed within the at least one patternable low-k material and thereafter the at least one patternable low-k material is cured. The inventive method can be used to form dual-damascene interconnect structures as well as single-damascene interconnect structures.
Owner:GLOBALFOUNDRIES US INC
Molecular semiconductors containing diketopyrrolopyrrole and dithioketopyrrolopyrrole chromophores for small molecule or vapor processed solar cells
Optoelectronic devices, such as photovoltaic devices, comprising a low band gap, solution processable diketopyrrolopyrrole or dithioketopyrrolopyrrole chromophore core or cores are disclosed. Also disclosed are methods of fabricating such optoelectronic devices.
Owner:RGT UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
Anti-reflective coatings using vinyl ether crosslinkers
InactiveUS20070207406A1High percent solubilityReduce production processOrganic chemistrySilver halide emulsionsVinyl etherAnti-reflective coating
Novel, developer soluble anti-reflective coating compositions and methods of using those compositions are provided. The compositions comprise a polymer and / or oligomer having acid functional groups and dissolved in a solvent system along with a cross linker, a photoacid generator, and optionally a chromophore. The preferred acid functional group is a carboxylic acid, while the preferred crosslinker is a vinyl ether crosslinker. In use, the compositions are applied to a substrate and thermally crosslinked. Upon exposure to light (and optionally a post exposure bake), the cured compositions will decrosslink, rendering them soluble in typical photoresist developing solutions (e.g., alkaline developers). In one embodiment, the compositions can be used to form ion implant areas in microelectronic substrates.
Owner:BREWER SCI
Alignment of lyotropic chromonic liquid crystals at surfaces as monolayers and multilayered stacks
InactiveUS20020168511A1Easy fashionLiquid crystal compositionsMaterial nanotechnologyIn planeLiquid crystalline
A broad class of lyotropic liquid crystals of a non-surfactant nature, the so-called lyotropic chromonic liquid crystals (LCLCs), are alignable with the techniques, in particular, LCLCs can be aligned at a surface as one monomolecular layer as a stack of monomolecular layers. The method for monolayer alignment is based on alternate layer-by-layer adsorption of polyions and dyes from aqueous solutions that have liquid crystalline structure. Using this method, one is able to stack alternate monolayers of dye and polyion while controlling the long-range in-plane orientation of the dye molecules within the plane of each layer. The feature of controlling the alignment of LCLCs enables one to create practical devices from them. For example, alignment of multilayered stacks allows one to use the resulting dried LCLC films in optical devices, for example, as internal polarizers, color filters, optical compensators, band-gap filters, and the like.
Owner:KENT STATE UNIV
Lyotropic chromonic liquid crystals
InactiveUS6570632B2Efficient detectionSimple processLiquid crystal compositionsStatic indicating devicesLiquid crystallineMaterials science
Owner:KENT STATE UNIV
Articles comprising novel polymeric blue anthraquinone-derivative colorants
A blue colorant comprising a chromophore having at least one poly(oxyalkylene) chain attached, through aromatic amino group (or groups), to the 1-position, the 4-position, or both, of an anthraquinone backbone is provided. Such colorants exhibit excellent amine / base stability and thermal stability, effective colorations, excellent low extraction rates, and high lightfastness levels, particularly when incorporated within certain media and / or on the surface of certain substrates, particularly polyesters, polyolefins, and polyurethanes. The poly(oxyalkylene) chain or chains can be conveniently tailored to increase the solubility or compatibility in different solvents or resins thereby permitting the introduction of such excellent coloring chromophores within diverse media and / or or diverse substrates as well as provides a liquid colorant which facilitates handling. Compositions and articles comprising such colorants are provided as well as methods for producing such inventive colorants.
Owner:MILLIKEN & CO
Ink-jet printing inks containing ester modified macromolecular chromophores
InactiveUS6214100B1Bleed resistance improvedGood colorMaterial nanotechnologyInksWater dispersibleWater insoluble
The ink of the invention comprises a vehicle and a macromolecular chromophore colorant. The colorant is a water-insoluble pigment that has been chemically modified to be water dispersible by addition of functional groups to the surface of the pigment resulting in water dispersible colorant particles. The performance of these pigments is improved by the addition of specific functional groups which provide improved black to color bleed control and high waterfastness.
Owner:HEWLETT PACKARD DEV CO LP
Light adjustable lenses capable of post-fabrication power modification via multi-photon processes
Owner:RXSIGHT INC
Ink jet recording sheet comprising a chromophore-grafted polyvinyl alcohol
InactiveUS6210808B1Duplicating/marking methodsSynthetic resin layered productsWater insolublePolyvinyl alcohol
Provided is an ink jet recording medium comprised of an ink jet receptive layer on a substrate. The ink receptive layer is comprised of a water soluble polymer and a radiation cured, water insoluble monomer and / or prepolymer. When both the water soluble polymer and the water insoluble monomer and / or prepolymer are cured, a coating is created which has a cage structure with the radiation cured, water insoluble monomer and / or prepolymer existing as a micelle within a water soluble polymer matrix. The resulting ink jet medium exhibits excellent water resistance and extremely high gloss.
Owner:IMAGE PRODS GROUP
Chemiluminescent processes and systems
InactiveUS20050098766A1Other chemical processesChemiluminescene/bioluminescenceChromophoreOxidizing agent
A chemiluminescent system that will produce visible light for an extended period of time, without the use of relatively high levels of oxidizing agents that are non-reacting within the system. The chemiluminescent system comprises a chromophore, an activator, and a granular metering agent, or a chromophore and / or an activator that acts as a granular metering agent. The chromophore will produce visible light when reacted with the activator.
Owner:WATSON DAVID L JR +1
Chromophoric polymer dots
ActiveUS20130234068A1Improve performanceFunctionalizationMaterial nanotechnologySolid-state devicesNanoparticleLow density
The present invention provides, among other aspects, stabilized chromophoric nanoparticles. In certain embodiments, the chromophoric nanoparticles provided herein are rationally functionalized with a pre-determined number of functional groups. In certain embodiments, the stable chromophoric nanoparticles provided herein are modified with a low density of functional groups. In yet other embodiments, the chromophoric nanoparticles provided herein are conjugated to one or more molecules. Also provided herein are methods for making rationally functionalized chromophoric nanoparticles.
Owner:UNIV OF WASHINGTON CENT FOR COMMERICIALIZATION
Spin-on antireflective coating for integration of patternable dielectric materials and interconnect structures
InactiveUS7709370B2Reduce complexityPhotosensitive materialsDecorative surface effectsPhotoresistChromophore
Owner:GLOBALFOUNDRIES U S INC
Whitening agents for cellulosic substrates
Owner:MILLIKEN & CO
Novel whitening agents for cellulosic substrates
Owner:SADLOWSKI EUGENE STEVEN +13
Crosslinkable polymer host having pendant nonlinear optical chromophores and containing a nonlinear optical chromophore guest
InactiveUS20090148717A1Synthetic resin layered productsThin material handlingCrosslinked polymersNonlinear optical
Crosslinked films having electro-optic activity, methods for making the films, polymers useful in making the films, and devices that include the films. The films include a host crosslinked polymer having aligned polarizable chromophore moieties and aligned guest polarizable chromophore compounds.
Owner:UNIV OF WASHINGTON
Nanoscale self-assembled organic dielectrics for electronic devices
ActiveUS7679079B1Improve the dielectric effectSolid-state devicesSemiconductor/solid-state device manufacturingDielectricElectron
Organic thin film transistor and related composite and device structures comprising an organic dielectric medium comprising, for instance, a non-linear optical chromophoric moiety.
Owner:NORTHWESTERN UNIV
Reactive dye compounds
InactiveUS6869453B1High color intensityWithout compromising levelnessCosmetic preparationsHair cosmeticsFiberCompound a
A reactive dye compound comprising: (a) at least one chromophore moiety; (b) at least one nitrogen-containing heterocycle; (c) a linking group to link each chromophore moiety to each nitrogen-containing heterocycle; characterised in that at least one nitrogen-containing heterocycle is substituted with at least one Y group wherein Y is a phosphonate or a borate derivative. The compounds herein have high Exhaustion Values (E), high Fixation Values (F) and high Efficiency Values (T) and show significant improvements in terms of reducing spent dyestuff in effluent, increasing dye affinity to the substrate, increasing the dye-substrate covalent bonding, increasing the ability to dye substrates at room temperature, decreasing the amount of dye that is removed during the post dyeing “soaping off process” and therefore simplifying the post dyeing “soaping off process” traditionally associated with dyeing cotton with fibre reactive dyes and reduction of staining of adjacent white fabrics. In addition, the compounds prepared above provide more intense dyeings and require less levels of salt for dyeing cotton substrates.
Owner:NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV
Reversible crosslinking method for making an electro-optic polymer
InactiveUS7144960B2Photosensitive materialsMicrobiological testing/measurementCrystallographyCycloaddition
A crosslinkable second-order nonlinear optical polymer having one or more polarizable chromophore moieties, one or more diene moieties, and one or more dienophile or dienophile precursor moieties, wherein the diene and dienophile moieties are reactive to form 4+2 cycloaddition products; a crosslinked second-order nonlinear optical polymer having aligned, polarizable chromophore moieties and one or more 4+2 cycloaddition moieties, wherein the 4+2 cycloaddition moieties are reversibly, thermally reactive to provide diene moieties and dienophile moieties; lattices and devices that include the crosslinkable second-order nonlinear optical polymer; lattices and devices that include the crosslinked second-order nonlinear optical polymer; and methods for making the crosslinked second-order nonlinear optical polymer.
Owner:UNIV OF WASHINGTON
Preparation method of black waterborne polyurethane dye
ActiveCN104262570AImprove wear resistanceImprove wash resistancePreparation by etherificationHydrogenEmulsion
The invention discloses a preparation method of a black waterborne polyurethane dye based on black chromophores in diols. The preparation method is characterized by comprising the following steps of enabling activated hydrogen in amino groups or hydroxyls contained in molecular structures of three black dyes to react with chloroethanol to obtain three black diols; then, combining the black diols with micromolecular diols, and partially or completely substituting the micromolecular diols; and next, reacting with diisocyanate, macromolecular diols and a hydrophilic chain extender to obtain the black waterborne polyurethane dye. By using the method, other micromolecular chain extenders can be partially or completely substituted with the black diols, so that solid content of an emulsion is wide in distribution range and adjustable, and the content of the black chromophores in a molecular chain of polyurethane can be controlled as required; and meanwhile, the black chromophores enter the molecular chain of the dye in a chemical bonding way, so that the characteristics of high temperature resistance, solvent resistance and migration resistance of a macromolecular dye can be sufficiently exerted, and the dye is good in durability, high in color fastness and good in safety.
Owner:UNIV OF SCI & TECH OF CHINA
Polymeric articles comprising novel bismethine benzodifuranone derivative colorants
Owner:MILLIKEN & CO
Zwitterionic chromophores and polymers containing such chromophores
A non-linear chromophore is obtained by reacting a picolinium halide having a desired functional group (preferably —OH) with a lithium TCNQ adduct. If desired, the chromophore can be graft polymerized onto a polymer which has complementary functional groups (preferably carboxyl groups). Optionally the polymer can then be cross-linked. Such polymers are useable in electro-optical devices.
Owner:CIENA
Advanced semiconductor-conductor composite particle structures for solar energy conversion
InactiveUS20140261646A1Machining electrodesMaterial nanotechnologyElectrical conductorMaterials science
An electrode for solar conversion including a porous structure configured to contain therein at least one of a catalyst, a chromophore, and a redox couple. The porous structure has a set of electrically conductive nanoparticles adjoining each other. The set of electrically conductive nanoparticles forms a meandering electrical path connecting the nanoparticles together. The porous structure has an atomic layer by layer deposited semiconductive coating disposed conformally on the electrically conductive nanoparticles to form an exterior surface for reception of charge carriers.
Owner:RES TRIANGLE INST +3
Aligned lyotropic chromonic liquid crystal films
InactiveUS20060040069A1Good optical performanceImprove alignment uniformityLiquid crystal compositionsThin material handlingDopantCrystallography
An aligned film comprises a dried mixture of a lyotropic chromonic liquid crystal material and a dopant selected from the group consisting of dyes having a molecular weight within one order of magnitude of the liquid crystal material and block co-polymers. An example of an aligned film may be transparent to visible light but not transparent to polarized light in the ultraviolet and / or infra-red portions of the electromagnetic spectrum. A method of making an aligned lyotropic chromonic liquid crystal-based film comprises providing a mixture of a lyotropic chromonic liquid crystal material and a dopant in a solvent for the liquid crystal material, applying the mixture to a substrate, and removing the solvent to produce an aligned lyotropic chromonic liquid crystal-based film.
Owner:KENT STATE UNIV
Functionalised polymers for binding metal surfaces
InactiveUS20100035359A1Improve stabilityFluorescence enhancementMaterial nanotechnologyMetal-working apparatusChromogenicLabelling
The invention relates generally to polyvalent macromolecules comprising: (a) a polymer backbone and (b) pendent groups attached to said polymer backbone, wherein some or all of said pendent groups comprise: (i) optionally a linker, (ii) a surface-seeking group, which is capable of binding strongly to a metal surface, (iii) optionally a chromophore, which is detectable by at least one spectroscopic method. Such molecules can modify metal surfaces and have a variety of uses including (without limitation) appending chromophores to metal surfaces without the need to establish complex chemistry; for the stabilisation and labelling of metal nanoparticles; and for preparing and aggregating nanoparticles in a controlled fashion.
Owner:RENISHAW DIAGNOSTICS
Method of dyeing a substrate with a reactive dyestuff in supercritical or near supercritical carbon dioxide
InactiveUS7731763B2Improve responsePromote resultsReactive dyesDyeing processProtonationCellulose fiber
The present invention relates to a method of dyeing a substrate with a reactive dyestuff in supercritical or near supercritical carbon dioxide, said substrate being selected from the group consisting of cellulose fibers; modified cellulose fibers; protein fibers; synthetic fibers and any combination thereof, wherein the method comprises dyeing said substrate by contacting the substrate with supercritical or near supercritical carbon dioxide containing a reactive dyestuff and one or more acids in a concentration of at least 0.05 mol. %, calculated on the molar amount of reactive dyestuff that is used in the dyeing method, said reactive dyestuff being a chromophore derivative containing a chromophoric residue and a reactive group, said reactive group comprising a cyclic or heterocyclic aromatic residue that will be protonated under the conditions employed during the contacting, such protonation resulting in enhanced reactivity of the reactive dyestuff towards the plurality of reactive groups contained in the substrate.
Owner:DYECOO TEXTILE SYST
Organic graded spin on barc compositions for high na lithography
InactiveUS20090186294A1Speed up the processEasy to controlPhotosensitive materialsSemiconductor/solid-state device manufacturingLithographic artistPhotoresist
An antireflective coating that contains at least two polymer components and comprises chromophore moieties and transparent moieties is provided. The antireflective coating is useful for providing a single-layer composite graded antireflective coating formed beneath a photoresist layer.
Owner:GLOBALFOUNDRIES INC
Underlayer Coating Composition Based on a Crosslinkable Polymer
InactiveUS20090035704A1Photosensitive materialsPhotomechanical apparatusStrong acidsCrosslinked polymers
The present invention relates to an underlayer coating composition capable of being crosslinked comprising a polymer, a compound capable of generating a strong acid, and optionally a crosslinker, where the polymer comprises at least one absorbing chromophore and at least one moiety selected from an epoxy group, an aliphatic hydroxy group and mixtures thereof.The invention further relates to a process of imaging the underlayer coating compositions.
Owner:AZ ELECTRONICS MATERIALS USA CORP
Graded Spin-on Organic Antireflective Coating for Photolithography
ActiveUS20080213707A1Speed up the processEasy to controlPhotosensitive materialsPhotoprinting processesPhotoresistPolymer
Owner:GLOBALFOUNDRIES U S INC
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