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Dendritic-shaped, fractal hybrid nanogold aggregates mediated by polymer/surfactant complexes on mica surfaces through the salt-induced self-assembly

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In this work, we found that the dendritic-shaped, fractal hybrid nanogold aggregates was formed through the salt-induced self-assembly during our attempts to study the self-assembly of gold nanoparticles mediated by polymer/surfactant complex films. The effect of NaCl concentration on the morphology changes of fractal hybrid nanogold aggregates was investigated, and the mechanism of aggregate formation process is briefly discussed. Such fractal patterns enable them to have potential applications in nano-optics. 1 The text was submitted by the author in English.

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    F. Zhao & J. -K. Xu

  2. Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Department, Suzhou University, Su Zhou, 215006, China

    Y. -K. Du

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Zhao, F., Du, Y.K. & Xu, J.K. Dendritic-shaped, fractal hybrid nanogold aggregates mediated by polymer/surfactant complexes on mica surfaces through the salt-induced self-assembly. Colloid J 71, 63–68 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1061933X09010074

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