Aligned silver nanoparticles on rippled silicon templates exhibiting anisotropic plasmon absorption

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Abstract

Aligned silver nanoparticles, grown by combining two simple bottom-up techniques, are reported. Physical vapor-deposited silver adatoms are shown to form nanoparticles preferentially in the valleys of rippled silicon templates prepared by low-energy ion bombardment. A 35-nm ripple periodicity produced highly aligned structures with a 0.21 eV polarization-dependent shift in the plasmon resonance peak. The speed and simplicity of the method is viable for cost-effective, large-scale production of mesoscale aligned nanostructures with adjustable periodicity. © Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2007.

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Oates, T. W. H., Keller, A., Facsko, S., & Mücklich, A. (2007). Aligned silver nanoparticles on rippled silicon templates exhibiting anisotropic plasmon absorption. Plasmonics, 2(2), 47–50. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11468-007-9025-z

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