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THE ENHANCEMENT OF ALUMINUM SURFACE AREA BY POLYMERS TEMPLATE ASSISTANCE Prof. Otaño RISE Spring 2015 Sara Diaz Patricia Rodriguez Camille Ruiz Justin Cotto
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THE ENHANCEMENT OF ALUMINUM SURFACE AREA BY POLYMERS TEMPLATE ASSISTANCE

Prof. OtañoRISE Spring 2015Sara DiazPatricia RodriguezCamille RuizJustin Cotto

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PROBLEM

✓Which polymer is easier to detach from the deposited Aluminum, in order to acquire an Aluminum nano-shell?

✓Hypothesis✓ Cellulose acetate detaches easily. ✓ Poly(vinyl alcohol) –Poly(acrylic acid) will only

detach when soaked in water.✓ Regenerated cellulose will not detach.

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SIGNIFICANCE

Cancer therapy and bio imaging enhancement:Theranostic probesAuNP’s are biocompatible, have vivid optical properties, and the flexibility to have different molecules and materials attached to their shellScattering: AuNP’s become visible to imaging processes Absorption: Phototermal ablation Minimal damage to body cellsGold nanoshells are shuttled into tumors by phagocytosisA macrophage is formed

Alternative: Placing drugs inside nanoparticle and using it as a vehicleAccomplished by coating outside of a nanoparticle with iron oxideOnce the tumor area is coated with drug filled nanoparticles, they are activated

(Loo 2005)

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NANOSHELLS UTILITY THERAPY

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TECHNIQUES UTILIZED

✓ElectrospinningCellulose Acetate

✓ Poly(vinyl alcohol) –Poly(acrylic acid)✓ Regenerated Cellulose✓Sputtering Deposition

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ELECTROSPINNING

(Ning et. al. 2013)

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SPUTTERING UTILITIES AND ADVANTAGES

Utility: Semiconductor industriesOptical applications: glasses and telescopesThin film transistorsLow emissivity coatings on glassFabrication of CD’s and DVD’s-Efficient Photovoltaic solar cells

Advantages: Materials with very high melting points are easily sputtered.Sputtered films typically have stronger adhesion on the substrateTarget contains large amount of material and is maintenance free Sputtering sources contain no hot parts and are compatible with reactive gasesSize and relative thickness of the nanoshell can be controlled by changing reaction time and plating concentration

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METHODOLOGY

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SPUTTERING DEPOSITION

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METHODOLOGY

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DETAILED METHODOLOGY

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METHODOLOGY

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METHODOLOGY

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METHODOLOGY

Deionized water

Deionized water + Ethanol

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RESULTS

✓Obtained:✓Deposition of Al on fibers’ surface

✓Technical Issues

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CONCLUSION

✓Hypothesis was unable to be proven

✓Future projects:✓Evaluation of fibers through electron

microscope✓Characterization of fiber morphology✓Comparison of optimal templates

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CITED LITERATURE

Loo C, Lowery A, Halas N, West J, Dezek R. 2005. Immunotargeted Nanoshells for Integrated Cancer Imaging and Therapy. Nano Lett. [Internet; cited May 14]. Doi: 10.1021/nl050127s. Recovered at: http://faculty.washington.edu/markeh/MSE599/Loo_Nanolett_2005.pdf

Ning Z, Xiongbiao C. 2013. Biofabrication of Tissue Scaffolds in book entitled. Advances in Biomaterials Science and Biomedical Applications. Recovered at: http://ppl.ippt.gov.pl/18-few-words-about/17-electrospinning

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

RISE PROGRAM✓Dr. Eneida Diaz✓Dr. Elena Gonzalez✓Mr. Giovanni Cruz

✓Professor Ota-o and his students:✓Normarieli Passalacqua✓Alejandra De Jesus✓Xavier Ortiz

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THE ENHANCEMENT OF ALUMINUM SURFACE AREA BY POLYMERS TEMPLATE ASSISTANCE

Prof. OtañoRISE Spring 2015Sara DiazPatricia RodriguezCamille RuizJustin Cotto