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A nano-particle synthesis technology dedicated to solar cells applications

Najjar, R.
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Boutami, S.
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Cayron, C.  
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2011
Advances in innovative materials and applications

Silver nanoparticles have been prepared using a "terminated gas condensation" technique. An unprecedented control of 5-6 nm-size nanoparticles with well defined shape and variable surface densities has been achieved. The technology is shown to permit independent control of both, plasmon resonance intensity and frequency position. On the basis of optical measurements, a smart tuning of plasmon resonance intensity with particle density is indeed demonstrated. Moreover, the embedding of NPs in different surrounding medium enables to control the resonance wavelength as experimentally demonstrated and theoretically confirmed. © (2011) Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland.

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conference paper
Author(s)
Najjar, R.
Boutami, S.
Cayron, C.  
Baclet, N.
Muffato, V.
Labeye, P.
Kean, A.
Saranu, S.
Quesnel, E.
Date Issued

2011

Publisher place

Beirut

Published in
Advances in innovative materials and applications
ISBN of the book

9783037852293

Subjects

Gas condensation

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Independent control

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Innovation

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Nanoparticles

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Optical data processing

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Optical measurement

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Particle densities

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Photovoltaic

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Plasmon resonances

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Plasmons

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Resonance wavelengths

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Silver

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Silver nanoparticles

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Surface density

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Surface plasmon

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Surface plasmon resonance

Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

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OTHER

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