Controlled integration of MoS2 flakes on nanopores by means of electrophoretic deposition
arXiv:1808.02672 · doi:10.1021/acsomega.9b00965
Abstract
We propose an easy and robust strategy for the versatile integration of 2D material flakes on plasmonic nanoholes by means of controlled deposition of MoS2 via electrophoretic process. The method can be applied both to simple metallic flat nanostructures and to complex 3D metallic structures both comprising nanoholes. The deposition method allows the decoration of large ordered arrays of plasmonic structures with single or few layers of MoS2. We show that the plasmonic field generated by the nanohole can interact significantly with the 2D layer, thus representing an ideal system for hybrid 2D-Material/Plasmonic investigation. The controlled and ordered integration of 2D materials on plasmonic nanostructures opens a pathway towards, for instance, enhanced light emission; strong coupling from plasmonic hybrid structures; hot electron generation; and sensors based on 2D materials.
arXiv commentarXiv admin note: text overlap with arXiv:1806.03643
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