The morphology of gold nanoclusters deposited on the SiO2 surface and irradiated by 200 keV-Ar+ ion beam at room temperaturewas investigated by atomic force microscopy and transmission electron microscopy. The possibility of controlling the Au clusters size andsize distribution by an appropriate choice of the process parameters was demonstrated and, in particular, the effects of ion flux and fluencewas studied. The experimental data were modelled by clusters ripening and inverse ripening theory taking into account the sputteringprocess of the gold atoms from the surface by ion irradiation.

Self-organization of Au nanoclusters on the SiO2 surface induced by 200keV-Ar irradiation

RUFFINO, FRANCESCO;GRIMALDI, Maria Grazia
2007-01-01

Abstract

The morphology of gold nanoclusters deposited on the SiO2 surface and irradiated by 200 keV-Ar+ ion beam at room temperaturewas investigated by atomic force microscopy and transmission electron microscopy. The possibility of controlling the Au clusters size andsize distribution by an appropriate choice of the process parameters was demonstrated and, in particular, the effects of ion flux and fluencewas studied. The experimental data were modelled by clusters ripening and inverse ripening theory taking into account the sputteringprocess of the gold atoms from the surface by ion irradiation.
2007
Au nanocrystals; Ion beam irradiation; Inverse ripening
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