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Table 1.

Investigated SAMs.

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Table 2.

Contact angles, SAM thickness (dSAM), and theoretical SAM thickness (one triplicate measurement for each SAM).

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Fig 1.

In-situ SE (dSE), QCM-D (dQCMD) thickness and adsorbate volume fraction (fo,V) on various SAM surfaces.

(A) MUOH; (B) MUA; (C) AUT; and (D) DT10.

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Fig 2.

Averages from triplicate SE/QCM-D measurements.

(A) SE and QCM-D thickness parameters (dSE, dQCMD, respectively) of different SAM surfaces with associated standard errors. (B) Adsorbate volume fractions (fo,V) of different SAM surfaces with associated standard errors.

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Fig 3.

BSA areal mass attached on different SAM-coated Au surfaces measured by SE and QCM-D.

(A) mSE: areal mass measured by SE, and (B) mQCMD: areal mass measured by QCM-D. Time 0 was the start of BSA phase following initial DI H2O phase. Different shades represent associated rinse phase of each SAM. The rinse phases of all measurement were not simultaneous.

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Fig 4.

Interaction of BSA on AUT SAM as a function of BSA concentrations.

(A) Areal mass of BSA attachment detected by QCM-D. (B) Volumetric fraction of BSA attachment. Time 0 was the start of BSA phase following initial DI H2O phase.

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Fig 5.

BSA adsorption rate measurements.

(A) BSA initial adsorption rate and (B) BSA overall adsorption rate as a function of surface properties. The error bars represent standard deviations.

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Fig 6.

Influence of pH solution on the adsorption of BSA to AUT SAM.

pH 2 solution was flushed into the liquid cell immediately preceding DI H2O rinsing phase. Time 0 was the start of BSA phase following initial DI H2O phase which was not shown.

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Fig 7.

BSA arrangement scenarios on various SAM surfaces.

Left: Scenario 1 –Side-on; Right: Scenario 2: End-on.

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