3D Hybrid Plasmonic Nanostructures with Dense Hot Spots Using Monolayer MoS2 as Sub‐Nanometer Spacer. Issue 19 (23rd July 2018) - Li, Zhen
Abstract: Here, 3D hybrid plasmonic nanostructures using monolayer MoS2 as sub‐nanometer spacer with high density hot spots are fabricated. For the 3D hybrid assemblies, the hot spots exist not only on the 0.65 nm thick MoS2 gap regions between large and small nanoparticles (NP) but also between small and small NP. The high‐density hot spots induce prominently enhanced optical absorption, huge surface enhanced Raman scattering effect, excellent reproducibility, and ultralow limit of detection. Besides, the obvious electron transfer between MoS2 and metal NP is also found in the 3D hybrid assemblies indicating the strong interactions between MoS2 and Au or Ag. Combined with the long‐term stability, the 3D hybrid assemblies should perform excellent in plasmon‐enhanced sensor and photocatalysis applications. Abstract : 3D hybrid plasmonic nanostructures using monolayer MoS2 as sub‐nanometer spacer are fabricated. The hot spots existing on the 0.65 nm thick MoS2 gap regions between large and small nanoparticles (NP) induce huge electromagnetic enhancement, and further realize great surface enhanced Raman scattering effect. Obvious electron transfer between MoS2 and metal NP is also found indicating the strong interactions between MoS2 and metal NP.