Polymer-metal optical nanocomposites with tunable particle plasmon resonance prepared by vapor phase co-deposition

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Abstract

A simple one-step vapor phase co-deposition at elevated target temperature is employed to generate optical nanocomposites (∼100-300 nm) of polymer-based metallic nanoparticles with uniform size and shape. Homogeneously, three dimensionally distributed isolated Ag nanoparticles are produced with appropriate volume filling (∼10-30%) in Teflon AF matrix at various co-deposition target temperatures of 120-400 °C. An extremely narrow particle size distribution of ∼5-7 nm based on TEM observations is demonstrated. Different ultrathin nanocomposite color filters as a result of plasmon resonance shifting in the UV-VIS wavelength region are also generated. © 2003 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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Biswas, A., Aktas, O. C., Kanzow, J., Saeed, U., Strunskus, T., Zaporojtchenko, V., & Faupel, F. (2004). Polymer-metal optical nanocomposites with tunable particle plasmon resonance prepared by vapor phase co-deposition. Materials Letters, 58(9), 1530–1534. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matlet.2003.10.037

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