臺灣博碩士論文加值系統

中文摘要ii
英文摘要iii
目錄iv
圖目錄vii
附圖目錄xi
第一章 摩擦奈米發電機緒論1
1.1 前言1
1.2 摩擦起電效應2
1.3 靜電場誘導效應4
1.4 摩擦奈米發電機的工作原理4
1.5 摩擦奈米發電機的種類5
1.6 固液摩擦系統6
1.7 摩擦奈米感測器7
1.8 表面官能基修飾對摩擦奈米發電機的影響8
1.9 表面官能基修飾的選擇-胍分子10
第二章 研究動機12
第三章 實驗部分15
3.1 薄膜製作15
3.1.1 X-2Gdm TENG薄膜元件製作15
3.1.2 X-2Gdm TENS薄膜元件製作15
3.1.3 PDA/2Gdm薄膜製成16
3.1.4 TENG層結構及系統架設16
3.1.5 TENS結構及系統架設17
3.2 實驗試藥以及量測儀器資訊18
3.2.1 實驗試藥18
3.2.2 細菌死活檢測試劑 (Live/Dead Bacterial Viability Kit)18
3.2.3 核磁共振光譜儀 (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, NMR)18
3.2.4 凝膠滲透層析儀 (Gel Permeation Chromatography, GPC)18
3.2.5 力學膜厚儀 (Stylus Surface Profiler)19
3.2.6 光學膜厚儀 (Optical film thickness gauge)19
3.2.7 開爾文探針力顯微鏡 (Kelvin Probe Force Microscope, KPFM)19
3.2.8 X射線光電子能譜儀 (X-ray Photoelectron Spectrometer, XPS)19
3.2.9 旋轉塗佈機 (Spin Coater)19
3.2.10紫外-可見光光譜儀 (Ultraviolet-Visible Spectroscopy, UV-Vis)20
3.2.11 螢光顯微鏡 (Fluorescence microscope)20
3.2.12 掃描電子顯微鏡 (Scanning Electron Microscope, SEM)20
3.2.13 3D迴轉式震盪器 (3D Micro Shaker)20
第四章 X-2Gdm TENG 結果與討論21
4.1 細菌培養程序21
4.2 2Gdm高分子殺菌效果測試21
4.3 ITO/PET基材殺菌效果測試22
4.4 X-2Gdm薄膜浸泡PBS溶液對TENG輸出的影響22
4.5浸泡E. coli和S. pneumoniae懸浮液時間長短對TENG輸出的影響23
4.6 E. coli和S. pneumoniae懸浮液濃度對TENG輸出的影響25
4.7 X-2Gdm在LB環境下吸附E. coli和S. pneumoniae對TENG輸出的影響26
4.8 X-2Gdm對E. coli和S. pneumoniae的表面電位量測27
4.9 E. coli和S. pneumoniae吸附後的死活細菌染色實驗28
4.10於LB中S. pneumoniae與E. coli吸附後的死活細菌檢測31
4.11 XPS元素分析X-2Gdm與E. coli和S. pneumoniae32
第五章 X-2Gdm TENS 結果與討論34
5.1 E. coli和S. pneumoniae懸浮液濃度對TENS輸出的影響34
5.2 X-2Gdm在LB環境下吸附細菌對TENS輸出的影響34
5.3 SEM表面分析X-2Gdm薄膜吸附E. coli和S. pneumoniae35
第六章 以共沉積法形成抗菌薄膜36
6.1 多巴胺(Dopamine)研究動機36
6.2 PDA與2Gdm共沉積的反應原理36
6.3 2Gdm濃度對PDA/2Gdm薄膜厚度的影響38
6.4 PDA/2Gdm薄膜對GFP E. coli的吸附與殺菌效果39
6.5 XPS元素分析鑑定PDA/2Gdm薄膜42
第七章 結論43
第八章 參考文獻44
第九章 附錄54
9.1 2Gdm高分子合成步驟54
9.2 NMR圖譜57

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