Surface and Topography

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Stylus profilometer

Stylus (sharp tip) scanned across surface, height vs. position is recoded 

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What can be calculated with stylus profilometer?

Roughness, waviness, etc

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Data from stylus profilometer

2D and 3D - 3D can map roughness/3D surface profile like AFM

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Optical profilometry

Non-contact, can get 3D rendering of image

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Pros of optical profilmetry

  • non-contact

  • 3D modes easy to show

  • Sub-nm scanning

  • good for delicate samples

  • User-friendly

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Cons of optical profilometry

Limited by optics

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Pros of Stylus Profilometry

  • mostly 2D

  • 1-10 nm resolution

  • simple for 2D systems

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Cons of stylus profilometry

  • contact

  • limited by tip radius

  • works for opaque materials but not really transparent

  • not good on delicate surfaces

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Ellipsometry

Measuring the contact angle of liquid on a surface using Young’s Equation

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Contact Angle

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Higher surface Energy =

More wettability

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As surface tension increases, surface energy …

Decreases

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How can contact angles be measured?

With tilted plate method, where drop lies at an angle

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This technique can be used to actually LOOK at (not measure) contact angles

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