Project's information
Project's title | Influence of plasmonic nanocomposites anisotropy on electro-dynamic coupling, near field effects and the spectral-kinetic characteristics of hybrid nanostructures. |
Project’s code | QTBY02.03/19-20 |
Research hosting institution | Institute of Physics |
Coordinating unit, co-chair | National Academy of Science Belarus |
Project leader’s name | Dr. Phung Viet Tiep |
Project duration | 01/04/2019 - 30/06/2021 |
Project’s budget | 200 million VND |
Classify | Excellent |
Goal and objectives of the project | - Determined the effect of anisotropy in plasmonic nanocomposite hybrid nanostructure on electrodynamic bonding, near field effect and spectral kinetic properties. |
Main results | In this project, use femtosecond absorption spectroscopy, the kinetics of non-stationary absorption spectroscopy for hybrid (Ag - CuPc)6Ag nanostructures based on silver and copper phthalocyanin multilayer films reflected the mutual interaction of plasmonics and organic subsystems on their electronic state characteristics. The presence of silver nanoparticles in the hybrid structure (Ag - CuPc)6Ag, which shows strong local field interactions near their surface, affects the probability of intersystem conversion in the organic subsystem, accel¬erating the transition of CuPc molecules to a long-lived triplet state due to a strong local field near the surface of the plasmon particle. The triplet-triplet absorption spectrum of copper phthalocyanin in the 470–750 nm spectral range were obtained. In the absorption band of the hybrid nanostructure organic subsystem, a complex variation of the induced optical density was observed, related to the superposition of the quenched absorption S1→Sn and the formation of T1→Tn, with a longer lifetime in the tripet state. |
Novelty and actuality and scientific meaningfulness of the results | Moreover, we have successfully synthesized carbon quantum dots by electrochemical method making use of atmospheric pressure micro-plasma interacting with saccharose solution. As a result of this research published on the prestigious scientific journals such as Optics Communication. |
Products of the project | - Scientific papers in referred journals (list): |
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