Photochemical induced growth and aggregation of metal nanoparticles in diode-array spectrophotometer via excited dimethyl-sulfoxide
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Tomer Zidki
Ag0 and Au0 nanoparticles suspended in dilute aqueous solutions containing (CH3)2SO are photochemically unstable. The light source of a diode-array spectrophotometer induces, within less than a minute, particle growth and aggregation. The results indicate that this process is triggered by UV light absorption by the (CH3)2SO.
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