Publication

Magnesium plasmonics for UV applications and chiral sensing

Peer Fischer, Hyeonho Jeong
2016
Journal paper

Abstract

We demonstrate that chiral magnesium nanoparticles show remarkable plasmonic extinction- and chiroptical-effects in the ultraviolet region. The Mg nanohelices possess an enhanced local surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) sensitivity due to the strong dispersion of most substances in the UV region.

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