Optical function of bionic nanostructure of ZnO

Details Optical function of bionic nanostructure of ZnO Optical function of bionic nanostructure of ZnO

Oct 2007

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New Journal of Physics, Volume 9, Issue 10, pp. 381 (2007).

Physics

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A novel bionic network nanostructure of zinc oxide (ZnO), which is similar to the microstructure of a butterfly wing, was first fabricated by a vapor-phase transport method using zinc powder as a source. These bionic nanostructures are composed of three ordered multi-aperture gratings. Similar to the optical effect of butterfly wings, the diffraction patterns of the bionic network of ZnO were observed. The mechanism of the optical function was discussed based on the physical model of multi-aperture diffraction.

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