Epitaxially driven formation of intricate supported gold nanostructures on a lattice-matched oxide substrate.

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Abstract
A new class of gold nanostructures has been fabricated on the (100), (111), and (110) surfaces of lattice-matched MgAl(2)O(4) substrates. The nanostructures were fabricated through a synthesis route where a thin gold film dewets, liquefies, and then slowly self-assembles. The supported nanostructures are intricately shaped, crystalline, and epitaxially aligned. Simulations based on a continuum elastic theory indicate that the self-assembly is driven by strained epitaxy and minimization of the surface free energy.
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Authors Devenyi, Gabriel A;Li, Jianfeng;Hughes, Robert A;Shi, An-Chang;Mascher, Peter;Preston, John S;
Journal Nano letters
Year 2009
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10.1021/nl902491g
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