Abstract
Silver nanorod arrays grew on the individual metallic silver particles after the thermal decomposition of the silver oxides. The formation of silver oxide came from the input of oxygen during sputtering. The subsequent growth of the Ag nanorods started from the single silver grain that originated from the decomposition caused by thermal reduction. This method for oxidation reduction growth used no catalysts and improved the interface effect for the lattice match. Photoluminescence of Ag nanorods was detected at 2.17eV.
| Original language | English |
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| Article number | 345086 |
| Journal | Journal of Nanomaterials |
| Volume | 2012 |
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| Publication status | Published - 2012 Jul 16 |
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Align Ag nanorods via oxidation reduction growth using RF-sputtering. / Hu, Zhan Shuo; Hung, Fei Yi; Chang, Shoou Jinn; Hsieh, Wei Kang; Chen, Kuan Jen.
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T1 - Align Ag nanorods via oxidation reduction growth using RF-sputtering
AU - Hu, Zhan Shuo
AU - Hung, Fei Yi
AU - Chang, Shoou Jinn
AU - Hsieh, Wei Kang
AU - Chen, Kuan Jen
PY - 2012/7/16
Y1 - 2012/7/16
N2 - Silver nanorod arrays grew on the individual metallic silver particles after the thermal decomposition of the silver oxides. The formation of silver oxide came from the input of oxygen during sputtering. The subsequent growth of the Ag nanorods started from the single silver grain that originated from the decomposition caused by thermal reduction. This method for oxidation reduction growth used no catalysts and improved the interface effect for the lattice match. Photoluminescence of Ag nanorods was detected at 2.17eV.
AB - Silver nanorod arrays grew on the individual metallic silver particles after the thermal decomposition of the silver oxides. The formation of silver oxide came from the input of oxygen during sputtering. The subsequent growth of the Ag nanorods started from the single silver grain that originated from the decomposition caused by thermal reduction. This method for oxidation reduction growth used no catalysts and improved the interface effect for the lattice match. Photoluminescence of Ag nanorods was detected at 2.17eV.
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