Surface Plasmon Resonance in Gold Ultrathin Nanorods and Nanowires
Journal of the American Chemical Society2014Vol. 136(24), pp. 8489–8491
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Abstract
We synthesized and measured optical extinction spectra of Au ultrathin (diameter: ∼1.6 nm) nanowires (UNWs) and nanorods (UNRs) with controlled lengths in the range 20-400 nm. The Au UNWs and UNRs exhibited a broad band in the IR region whose peak position was red-shifted with the length. Polarized extinction spectroscopy for the aligned Au UNWs indicated that the IR band is assigned to the longitudinal mode of the surface plasmon resonance.
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