Issue 30, 2018

High-precision nanofabrication technology for metal nanoparticle ensembles using nanotemplate-guided thermal dewetting

Abstract

We present a hybrid nanofabrication technology for realizing single-crystalline metal nanoparticle ensembles, such as trimers, heptamers and periodic arrays; well-suited for nanoplasmonics applications. Top-down engineered nanotemplates result in the deterministic formation of isolated polycrystalline gold islands with precise volume and position, which are transformed into single-crystalline nanoparticles using bottom-up self-assembly based on nanotemplate-guided thermal dewetting.

Graphical abstract: High-precision nanofabrication technology for metal nanoparticle ensembles using nanotemplate-guided thermal dewetting

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
20 Feb 2018
Accepted
10 Jul 2018
First published
11 Jul 2018

Nanoscale, 2018,10, 14390-14394

High-precision nanofabrication technology for metal nanoparticle ensembles using nanotemplate-guided thermal dewetting

Y. Niimura, N. Oonishi, K. Okubo, L. Le Thi Ngoc and E. T. Carlen, Nanoscale, 2018, 10, 14390 DOI: 10.1039/C8NR01480A

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