1. Mar 09
    2010
    scienceislove: freshphotons: An optical micrograph of a hybrid organic/inorganic polymer film that exhibits both nanoscale and microscale structures due to a competition between self-assembly and crystallization. These materials provide fundamental insights into polymer science and have potential application in nanoscale pattern transfer processes.Previously published as cover image in Soft Matter, DOI: 10.1039/b902114k (2009). Via.

    scienceislove:

    freshphotons:

    An optical micrograph of a hybrid organic/inorganic polymer film that exhibits both nanoscale and microscale structures due to a competition between self-assembly and crystallization. These materials provide fundamental insights into polymer science and have potential application in nanoscale pattern transfer processes.

    Previously published as cover image in Soft Matter, DOI: 10.1039/b902114k (2009). Via.

     

    tags:  chemistry  pretty  soft matter  science 

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