2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.cplett.2007.03.043
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Fluorescent Ag nanoclusters in glass induced by an infrared femtosecond laser

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“…Biological thiols captured Hg 2+ ions via a robust Hg-S interaction, which prevented Hg 2+ -induced quenching and resulted in Au NC fluorescence.Insert Figures 85-87 Herein5.2.2.2. Polymer-Templated Silver NanoclustersShang and Dong produced water-soluble Poly(methacrylic acid, sodium salt) (124)-templeted Ag the submerged and quasi-continuum 5d band to the lowest unoccupied conduction band of the Ag NCs[181][182]. With increasing Cys concentration, the fluorescence emission of the 124-Ag NCs decreased gradually and was almost completely quenched in the presence 6.0×10 -5 M Cys with an obvious red-shift in the emission maximum.…”
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“…Biological thiols captured Hg 2+ ions via a robust Hg-S interaction, which prevented Hg 2+ -induced quenching and resulted in Au NC fluorescence.Insert Figures 85-87 Herein5.2.2.2. Polymer-Templated Silver NanoclustersShang and Dong produced water-soluble Poly(methacrylic acid, sodium salt) (124)-templeted Ag the submerged and quasi-continuum 5d band to the lowest unoccupied conduction band of the Ag NCs[181][182]. With increasing Cys concentration, the fluorescence emission of the 124-Ag NCs decreased gradually and was almost completely quenched in the presence 6.0×10 -5 M Cys with an obvious red-shift in the emission maximum.…”
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“…A wide band centered at 580 nm is observed. These spectral properties can be attributed to the photoinduced silver nanoclusters (Dmitryuk et al, 1996;Dai et al, 2007). The optical properties of the silver nanoclusters are studied for different irradiation conditions by white light, epiuorescence and third-harmonic generation (THG) microscopy.…”
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“…Their fluorescence is mainly due to the inter-band electronic transition from the submerged and quasi-continuum 5d band to the lowest unoccupied conduction band of the clusters [2]. Previous studies show that fluorescence was attributed to the coupling of photo-activated clusters and silver oxides [3].…”
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