The anodic porous alumina membranes with a definite pore diameter and aspect ratio were used as templates tosynthesize polymer pillared layer structures. The pillared polymer was produced in the template membrane pores
and thelayer on the template surfaces. Rigid cured epoxy resin
polystyrene and soft hydrogel were chosen to confirm themethodology. The pillars were in the form of either tubes or fibers
which were controlled by the alumina membrane pore surface wettability. The structural features were confirmed by scanning electron microscopy results.
Abstract
The anodic porous alumina membranes with a definite pore diameter and aspect ratio were used as templates tosynthesize polymer pillared layer structures. The pillared polymer was produced in the template membrane pores
and thelayer on the template surfaces. Rigid cured epoxy resin
polystyrene and soft hydrogel were chosen to confirm themethodology. The pillars were in the form of either tubes or fibers
which were controlled by the alumina membrane pore surface wettability. The structural features were confirmed by scanning electron microscopy results.
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