Nanostructure Synthesis at the Liquid-Substrate Interface: A New Strategy for Obtaining Plasmonic and Chemically Active Surfaces
液体-基质界面纳米结构合成:获得等离激元和化学活性表面的新策略
基本信息
- 批准号:1707593
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 32.93万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2016
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2016-07-01 至 2019-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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- 关键词:
项目摘要
Non-technical AbstractThe key enablers for transformative nanotechnologies are breakthroughs in both the synthesis of nanomaterials and an understanding of the chemistry and physics which guides their formation. Applications typically require that the nanomaterials be suspended in liquids or immobilized on planar substrates such as glass or silicon. While substrate-based nanostructure synthesis techniques have undeniably given rise to an impressive list of technologically relevant nanomaterials, the scope and scale of this success is dwarfed by the many accomplishments of liquid-based syntheses. With financial support from both the Solid State and Materials Chemistry program and the Electronic and Photonic Materials program in the Division of Materials Research, the research project aims to remedy this disparity through a new synthetic strategy reliant on forming nanostructures on substrates while immersed in a liquid medium. If proven successful, the approach will allow the solution-based chemistry which has proved so successful to be practiced directly on substrates and, in doing so, establish the science needed to support applications in sensing, photovoltaics and catalysis. Research activities are being integrated with undergraduate education through the supervision of summer undergraduate research internships. Outreach initiatives are being directed toward the matriculation of women into the Engineering profession.Technical AbstractThis research project seeks to determine whether synthetic protocols reliant on seed-mediated colloidal chemistry are adaptable to a substrate-based platform reliant on substrate-immobilized templates. The overriding goal is to define the chemical controls and mechanistic framework needed to form organized surfaces of noble metal nanostructures and then establish their technological relevance by demonstrating the functionalities of the plasmonic and chemically active surfaces formed. Three thrust areas advancing additive, subtractive and multistage template-assisted growth modes, which are reliant on heterogeneous nucleation and/or galvanic replacement processes, are being used to isolate the exact roles played by the substrate, reaction kinetics, pH, template material and template surface modifications in determining the reaction product. Being targeted are synthetic protocols able to define periodic arrays of: (i) core-shell structures with advanced functionalities derived from the integration of materials with dissimilar physical and chemical properties into a single nanostructure architecture, (ii) caged nanostructures offering intense plasmonic near-fields and tunable spacings between the nanostructure and its cage and (iii) substrate-based nanoframes written into patterns with predetermined layouts. These synthetic trials, combined with simulations and the use of characterization techniques which are unique to the substrate-based platform, are providing the means to form intricate nanostructures whose shape and composition are engineered to realize a desired response.
非技术摘要变革性纳米技术的关键推动力是纳米材料合成方面的突破以及对指导其形成的化学和物理的理解。应用通常要求纳米材料悬浮在液体中或固定在玻璃或硅等平面基底上。虽然基于基底的纳米结构合成技术无可否认地产生了一系列令人印象深刻的技术相关纳米材料,但与基于液体的合成的许多成就相比,这一成功的范围和规模相形见绌。在材料研究部的固态和材料化学项目以及电子和光子材料项目的财政支持下,该研究项目旨在通过一种新的合成策略来弥补这一差距,该策略依赖于浸入液体介质中时在基底上形成纳米结构。如果被证明成功,该方法将允许基于溶液的化学直接在基材上实践,并在此过程中建立支持传感、光伏和催化应用所需的科学。通过暑期本科生研究实习的监督,研究活动与本科生教育融为一体。外展活动旨在吸引女性进入工程专业。技术摘要该研究项目旨在确定依赖于种子介导的胶体化学的合成方案是否适用于依赖于底物固定模板的底物平台。最重要的目标是定义形成贵金属纳米结构有序表面所需的化学控制和机械框架,然后通过展示所形成的等离子体和化学活性表面的功能来建立其技术相关性。三个推力领域推进加法、减法和多级模板辅助生长模式,这些模式依赖于异质成核和/或电取代过程,用于分离底物、反应动力学、pH、模板材料和模板表面修饰在确定反应产物中所起的确切作用。目标是能够定义周期性阵列的合成协议:(i)具有先进功能的核壳结构,源自将具有不同物理和化学特性的材料集成到单个纳米结构体系结构中,(ii)笼状纳米结构,提供强烈的等离子体近场和纳米结构与其笼之间的可调间距,以及(iii)写入图案的基于基板的纳米框架 预定的布局。这些合成试验与基于基底的平台独有的模拟和表征技术的使用相结合,提供了形成复杂纳米结构的方法,其形状和成分经过设计以实现所需的响应。
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Svetlana Neretina其他文献
Philosophy of culture before and after October
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10.1007/bf01074735 - 发表时间:
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- 影响因子:0.500
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2207664 - 财政年份:2022
- 资助金额:
$ 32.93万 - 项目类别:
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2107728 - 财政年份:2021
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Standard Grant
Single-Crystal Nanostructures with Oxide Claddings for Durable Refractory Plasmonics
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1911991 - 财政年份:2019
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Standard Grant
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- 批准号:
1707595 - 财政年份:2016
- 资助金额:
$ 32.93万 - 项目类别:
Standard Grant
Nanostructure Synthesis at the Liquid-Substrate Interface: A New Strategy for Obtaining Plasmonic and Chemically Active Surfaces
液体-基质界面纳米结构合成:获得等离激元和化学活性表面的新策略
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