Magic wand reveals a colorful nano-world, about nanomarterials you should know about MnO2 powder

Magic wand reveals a colorful nano-world, about nanomarterials you should know about MnO2  powder

Scientists have developed new materials for the next generation of electronics that are so tiny that not only are they hard to distinguish when packed tightly together, but they also dont reflect enough light to reveal details like the color even with the most powerful light microscope. Under a light microscope, for example, carbon nanotubes look gray. The inability to distinguish the minute details and differences between parts of nanomaterials has made it difficult for scientists to study their unique properties and find ways to perfect them for industrial use.

In a new report in The journal Nature Communications, researchers at the University of California, Riverside describe a revolutionary imaging technique that compresses lights into nanosized patches of light. It places light at the end of the silver nanowires, like Hogwarts students practicing the "fluorescence" spell, and uses it to reveal previously unseen details, including color.

The advance, which increases color imaging resolution to an unprecedented 6 nanometers, will help scientists see nanomaterials in enough detail to make them more useful for electronics and other applications.

Ming Liu and Ruoxue Yan, associate professors at the Malan and Rosemary Burns School of Engineering at THE University of California, Riverside, developed the unique tool using a super focusing technique developed by their team. This technique has been used in previous work to observe the vibrations of molecular bonds at a spatial resolution of 1 nanometer, without the need for any focusing lens.

In the new report, Liu and Yan improved tools to measure signals across the entire visible wavelength range, which can be used to render colors and describe the electronic band structure of objects, rather than just molecular vibrations. The tool squeezes light from a tungsten lamp into silver nanowires with almost zero scattering or reflection, and the light travels through oscillating waves of free electrons on the silver surface.

The silver nanowires have a tip radius of just 5 nanometers, and the condensed light travels along a cone-shaped path, much like a flashlight beam. As the tip passes over an object, its effect on the shape and color of the beam is detected and recorded.

"It is like using your thumb to control a spray hose," Liu says. "You know how to get the desired spray mode by changing the position of your thumb. Similarly, in this experiment, we read about the details of a light image retrieval object blocking a 5 nm-sized light mouth."

The light is then focused into the spectrometer, where it forms a tiny ring. By scanning a region of probes and recording two spectra of each pixel, researchers can form absorption and scattering images with colors. The originally grey carbon nanotubes received their first color photo, and individual carbon nanotubes now have a chance to show off their unique colors.

"The atomically smooth spiky silver nanowires and their near-scatter-free optical coupling and focusing are critical for imaging," Yan said. "Otherwise there would be a strong stray light in the background that would ruin the whole effort."

The researchers hope the new technique could be an important tool to help the semiconductor industry create uniform nanomaterials with consistent properties for use in electronic devices. New full-color nanoimaging techniques can also be used to improve understanding of catalysis, quantum optics and nanoelectronics.

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