Selective component nanoparticle precipitation from Invar 42 during metal particle migration by laser irradiation in silica glass
Laser illumination on a nickel sphere in silica glass has shown to migrate the sphere towards the light source with a nickel nanoparticle precipitated around the sphere. The selective nanoparticle precipitation by Invar 42 sphere migration in silica glass is reported. An Invar sphere is implanted in...
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| author | Hirofumi Hidai Tatsuki Iwamoto Souta Matsusaka Akira Chiba Tetsuo Kishi Noboru Morita |
| author_facet | Hirofumi Hidai Tatsuki Iwamoto Souta Matsusaka Akira Chiba Tetsuo Kishi Noboru Morita |
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| description | Laser illumination on a nickel sphere in silica glass has shown to migrate the sphere towards the light source with a nickel nanoparticle precipitated around the sphere. The selective nanoparticle precipitation by Invar 42 sphere migration in silica glass is reported. An Invar sphere is implanted into glass by laser illumination of an Invar foil. In addition to the sphere migration in glass, stripes are formed along the trajectory of the sphere. The stripes consist of metal nanoparticles with a diameter of several hundred nanometres. Nanoparticles precipitated on the laser-illuminated side are composed only of nickel and those on the non-illuminated side are composed of nickel and iron alloys. The reason for the difference in components is discussed. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-879fd33d2bdb467ca0651a7e5bec61262022-12-22T01:28:44ZengTaylor & Francis GroupJournal of Experimental Nanoscience1745-80801745-80992017-01-0112126326910.1080/17458080.2017.13190821319082Selective component nanoparticle precipitation from Invar 42 during metal particle migration by laser irradiation in silica glassHirofumi Hidai0Tatsuki Iwamoto1Souta Matsusaka2Akira Chiba3Tetsuo Kishi4Noboru Morita5Chiba UniversityChiba UniversityChiba UniversityChiba UniversityTokyo Institute of TechnologyChiba UniversityLaser illumination on a nickel sphere in silica glass has shown to migrate the sphere towards the light source with a nickel nanoparticle precipitated around the sphere. The selective nanoparticle precipitation by Invar 42 sphere migration in silica glass is reported. An Invar sphere is implanted into glass by laser illumination of an Invar foil. In addition to the sphere migration in glass, stripes are formed along the trajectory of the sphere. The stripes consist of metal nanoparticles with a diameter of several hundred nanometres. Nanoparticles precipitated on the laser-illuminated side are composed only of nickel and those on the non-illuminated side are composed of nickel and iron alloys. The reason for the difference in components is discussed.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17458080.2017.1319082metal nanoparticlessilica glasslaserInvar 42 |
| spellingShingle | Hirofumi Hidai Tatsuki Iwamoto Souta Matsusaka Akira Chiba Tetsuo Kishi Noboru Morita Selective component nanoparticle precipitation from Invar 42 during metal particle migration by laser irradiation in silica glass Journal of Experimental Nanoscience metal nanoparticles silica glass laser Invar 42 |
| title | Selective component nanoparticle precipitation from Invar 42 during metal particle migration by laser irradiation in silica glass |
| title_full | Selective component nanoparticle precipitation from Invar 42 during metal particle migration by laser irradiation in silica glass |
| title_fullStr | Selective component nanoparticle precipitation from Invar 42 during metal particle migration by laser irradiation in silica glass |
| title_full_unstemmed | Selective component nanoparticle precipitation from Invar 42 during metal particle migration by laser irradiation in silica glass |
| title_short | Selective component nanoparticle precipitation from Invar 42 during metal particle migration by laser irradiation in silica glass |
| title_sort | selective component nanoparticle precipitation from invar 42 during metal particle migration by laser irradiation in silica glass |
| topic | metal nanoparticles silica glass laser Invar 42 |
| url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17458080.2017.1319082 |
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