Expanding the Plasmonic Color Palette: Enhancing Nanotechnology Education through a User-Friendly Teaching Platform
Olha Aftenieva,
Daniel Schletz,
Tim Offenhäußer
et al.
Abstract:Colors generated by plasmonic nanoparticles offer ideal access to nanotechnology for regular consumers, school pupils, or students. Unlike gold as a raw material, plasmonic gold nanoparticles change color with size due to the unique interaction of the metal's free electrons with the incident light. However, the color palette generated solely by gold nanoparticles is limited, thus limiting the user experience. Fortunately, using shapes with fewer symmetry axes and materials with lower damping can help expand th… Show more
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