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Generalised optical printing of photocurable metal chalcogenides

Engineering and Technology

Generalised optical printing of photocurable metal chalcogenides

S. Baek, H. W. Ban, et al.

This innovative research conducted by Seongheon Baek, Hyeong Woo Ban, Sanggyun Jeong, and colleagues presents a novel optical printing technique to fabricate functional metal chalcogenides. By utilizing photocurable inks, they create intricate 2D and 2.5D patterns, showcasing potential applications in cost-effective architecture for functional inorganic materials.

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Abstract
This paper reports a generalized direct optical printing technique to obtain functional metal chalcogenides via digital light processing. Photocurable chalcogenidometallate inks were developed to create 2D patterns or micrometer-thick 2.5D architectures. The process is applicable to various functional metal chalcogenides. A micro-scale thermoelectric generator was fabricated and evaluated, demonstrating the technique's potential for cost-effective architecturing of functional inorganic materials.
Publisher
Nature Communications
Published On
Sep 07, 2022
Authors
Seongheon Baek, Hyeong Woo Ban, Sanggyun Jeong, Seung Hwae Heo, Da Hwi Gu, Wooyong Choi, Seungjun Choo, Yae Eun Park, Jisu Yoo, Moon Kee Choi, Jiseok Lee, Jae Sung Son
Tags
metal chalcogenides
optical printing
digital light processing
photocurable inks
thermoelectric generator
micro-scale fabrication
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