ArticleScience advances2026
Sub-10-nm imprint lithography on elastomers by chain translocated crystallization in nanochannels.
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Abstract
Elastomers with nanostructured surfaces exhibit substantial importance in enhancing interfacial properties including mechanics and optical diffraction. However, the structure on elastomer surfaces by imprinting is limited to microscale features due to kinetically arrested reptation diffusion and inevitable entropic recovery. Herein, we design a dynamic elastomeric network to achieve nanoimprinting with ultrahigh resolution and aspect ratios by chain translocated crystallization in nanochannels. Specifically, dynamic covalent bonds trigger network reconstruction after thermal activation and enhance chain disentanglement, which promotes chain translocation in nanochannels. Meanwhile, the crystalline phase within nanochannels creates energetic barriers that effectively restrict entropy-driven recovery. This strategy enables imprinting of elastomer surfaces with sub-10-nm structures, across a 10
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