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Reversible aggregation of X-shaped bolaamphiphiles with partially fluorinated lateral chains at the air/water interface.

Langmuir films of four X-shaped bolaamphiphiles were studied using surface pressure and Kelvin potential measurements, Brewster angle microscopy and X-ray reflectivity. The partially fluorinated bolaamphiphiles exhibit an unusual reversibility and reproducibility of Langmuir isotherms, and create very stable and well defined single- or triple layers which can be transferred to solid substrates.