Sequential ion implantation (copper and nickel) in silica and soda-lime glasses has been performed. The formation of copper-nickel alloy nanocluster in the glass host has been evidenced by synchrotron radiation-based techniques, namely X-ray diffraction and absorption spectroscopy. The nanocrystals' lattice parameter value was estimated, indicating the formation of CU55Ni45 alloy particles. Optical absorption spectra are also discussed.
Cu-Ni alloy nanocluster formation by ion implantation in silicate glasses: Structure and optical properties
2000
Abstract
Sequential ion implantation (copper and nickel) in silica and soda-lime glasses has been performed. The formation of copper-nickel alloy nanocluster in the glass host has been evidenced by synchrotron radiation-based techniques, namely X-ray diffraction and absorption spectroscopy. The nanocrystals' lattice parameter value was estimated, indicating the formation of CU55Ni45 alloy particles. Optical absorption spectra are also discussed.File in questo prodotto:
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