Size-Selected Submicron Gold Spheres: Controlled Assembly onto Metal, Carbon, and Plastic Substrates
Size-Selected Submicron Gold Spheres: Controlled Assembly onto Metal, Carbon, and Plastic Substrates
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尺寸选定的亚微米金球:受控组装到金属、碳和塑料基材上
DOI:
10.1021/acsomega.9b01999
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发表时间:
2019
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影响因子:
4.1
通讯作者:
Suemori Hidemi
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作者:
Saitow Ken-ichi;Okamoto Yoshinori;Suemori Hidemi
Size-selected submicron spheres become very useful building blocks if the spheres could be synthesized and integrated at any desired position. In particular, spheres having a similar size to visible-light wavelength have attracted much attention. Here, we show the synthesis and assembly of size-selected submicron gold spheres using pulsed laser ablation of a gold plate in a supercritical fluid. Four findings were obtained in the study. Submicron spheres with a narrow size distribution were generated, and the polydispersity was ≈ 6%. The average diameter was controlled from 600 to 1000 nm. A thermodynamic condition for scalable synthesis was found. The assembly of spheres onto a metal, carbon, or plastic substrate was accomplished.