The self-assembly and deposition mechanisms of nanoparticles in droplets on a substrate are significant in many inkjet printing-based industrial applications such as microelectronics, display systems, and paint manufacturing. In this study, we describe the underlying lack mechanisms of the self-assembly and deposition behavior of nanoparticles in inkjet-printed. We also demonstrate the development of flexible and photonic crystals structural color based on self-assembled silica photonic crystals. © 2017 IEEE.

Ashish Kumar Thokchom

Chemical Engineering

(SoE) School of Engineering

J. Park

Q. Zhou

Dogyea

K. Lee

T. Kim

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Permanent encapsulation of nanoparticle patterns formed by inkjet printer for transparent and flexible anti-counterfeit applications

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