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Effects of Laser Energy Density on Silicon Nanoparticles Produced Using Laser Ablation in Liquid
2013
Journal of Physics, Conference Series
We investigated the morphology of silicon nanoparticles prepared using laser ablation in liquid through varying the energy density and laser irradiation time. Silicon nanoparticles were prepared using laser ablation in liquid. A silicon wafer was irradiated in ethanol using a laser beam (Nd: YAG/second harmonic generation, 532 nm). Crystalline silicon nanoparticles approximately 6 nm in size were observed by TEM observation. The quantity of silicon nanoparticles proportionally increased with an
doi:10.1088/1742-6596/441/1/012035
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