Laser Printing of Silver and Silver Oxide

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Hauptverfasser: Adams, Jordan M., Heligman, Daniel, O'Dell, Ryan, Wang, Christine Y., Young, Daniel
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author Adams, Jordan M.
Heligman, Daniel
O'Dell, Ryan
Wang, Christine Y.
Young, Daniel
author_facet Adams, Jordan M.
Heligman, Daniel
O'Dell, Ryan
Wang, Christine Y.
Young, Daniel
contents We show that direct laser writing in aqueous silver nitrate with a $λ$ = 1030 nm femtosecond laser results in deposition of a mixture of silver oxide and silver, in contrast to the pure silver deposition previously reported with 780 nm femtosecond direct laser writing. However, adding photoinitiator prevents silver oxide formation in a concentration-dependent manner. As a result, the resistivity of the material can also be controlled by photoinitiator concentration with resistivity being reduced from approximately 9e-3 $Ω$m to 3e-7 $Ω$m. Silver oxide peaks dominate the X-ray diffraction spectra when no photoinitiator is present, while the peaks disappear with photoinitiator concentrations above 0.05 wt%. A THz polarizer and metamaterial are printed as a demonstration of silver oxide printing.
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spellingShingle Laser Printing of Silver and Silver Oxide
Adams, Jordan M.
Heligman, Daniel
O'Dell, Ryan
Wang, Christine Y.
Young, Daniel
Optics
Materials Science
We show that direct laser writing in aqueous silver nitrate with a $λ$ = 1030 nm femtosecond laser results in deposition of a mixture of silver oxide and silver, in contrast to the pure silver deposition previously reported with 780 nm femtosecond direct laser writing. However, adding photoinitiator prevents silver oxide formation in a concentration-dependent manner. As a result, the resistivity of the material can also be controlled by photoinitiator concentration with resistivity being reduced from approximately 9e-3 $Ω$m to 3e-7 $Ω$m. Silver oxide peaks dominate the X-ray diffraction spectra when no photoinitiator is present, while the peaks disappear with photoinitiator concentrations above 0.05 wt%. A THz polarizer and metamaterial are printed as a demonstration of silver oxide printing.
title Laser Printing of Silver and Silver Oxide
topic Optics
Materials Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.09340