Two new two-photon absorption （TPA） molecules, named SK-G1 and NT-G1, are synthesized and the photo- physical characteristics are investigated by using linear absorption spectra, one-photon fluorescence spectra and ...Two new two-photon absorption （TPA） molecules, named SK-G1 and NT-G1, are synthesized and the photo- physical characteristics are investigated by using linear absorption spectra, one-photon fluorescence spectra and two-photon excited fluorescence spectra. Both the compounds exhibit TPA properties, and the TPA values determined by z-scan measurement are 10 GM and 39 GM for SK-G1 and NT-G1, respectively, at wavelength 80Ohm. Time-resolved spectroscopic techniques are employed to further explore the excited state dynamics of NT-G l with larger TPA cross section. The research results show that there is an ultrafast intraband energy transfer process （about 3ps） before the formation of charge transfer state with a relatively long lifetime.展开更多
We have developed a new method to grow uniform graphene films directly on various substrates, such as insulators, semiconductors, and even metals, without using any catalyst. The growth was carried out using a remote ...We have developed a new method to grow uniform graphene films directly on various substrates, such as insulators, semiconductors, and even metals, without using any catalyst. The growth was carried out using a remote plasma enhancement chemical vapor deposition （r-PECVD） system at relatively low temperatures, enabling the deposition of graphene films up to 4-inch wafer scale. Scanning tunneling microscopy （STM） confirmed that the films are made up of nanocrystalline graphene particles of tens of nanometers in lateral size. The growth mechanism for the nanographene is analogous to that for diamond grown by PECVD methods, in spite of sp2 carbon atoms being formed in the case of graphene rather than sp3 carbon atoms as in diamond. This growth approach is simple, low-cost, and scalable, and might have potential applications in fields such as thin film resistors, gas sensors, electrode materials, and transparent conductive films.展开更多
基金Supported the Leading Academic Discipline Programme （T0104）, the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos 10374020 and 10674031, and the Seventh Graduate Students Innovation Foundation of Fudan University.
文摘Two new two-photon absorption （TPA） molecules, named SK-G1 and NT-G1, are synthesized and the photo- physical characteristics are investigated by using linear absorption spectra, one-photon fluorescence spectra and two-photon excited fluorescence spectra. Both the compounds exhibit TPA properties, and the TPA values determined by z-scan measurement are 10 GM and 39 GM for SK-G1 and NT-G1, respectively, at wavelength 80Ohm. Time-resolved spectroscopic techniques are employed to further explore the excited state dynamics of NT-G l with larger TPA cross section. The research results show that there is an ultrafast intraband energy transfer process （about 3ps） before the formation of charge transfer state with a relatively long lifetime.
基金This work was supported by the Institute of Physics Start-up Founding, 100 Talents Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences （CAS）, the Science Foundation of CAS, the National Science Foundation of China （NSFC） （grant Nos. 10974226 and 11074288）, and the National 973 project of China （grant No. 2010CB934202）.
文摘We have developed a new method to grow uniform graphene films directly on various substrates, such as insulators, semiconductors, and even metals, without using any catalyst. The growth was carried out using a remote plasma enhancement chemical vapor deposition （r-PECVD） system at relatively low temperatures, enabling the deposition of graphene films up to 4-inch wafer scale. Scanning tunneling microscopy （STM） confirmed that the films are made up of nanocrystalline graphene particles of tens of nanometers in lateral size. The growth mechanism for the nanographene is analogous to that for diamond grown by PECVD methods, in spite of sp2 carbon atoms being formed in the case of graphene rather than sp3 carbon atoms as in diamond. This growth approach is simple, low-cost, and scalable, and might have potential applications in fields such as thin film resistors, gas sensors, electrode materials, and transparent conductive films.
