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Cooperativity at the organic/inorganic interface is investigated at the Langmuir monolayer/nanoparticles interface with transmission electron microscopy and Brewster angle microscopy. Mineralization-induced collapse of the Langmuir monolayer is, for the first time, reported and factors that influence the cooperativity at the organic/inorganic interface are suggested. This study may provide an insight into the biomineralization and the fabrication of biomimetic materials.
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