Shahid Iqbal , Griffin Wierzba , Spencer Sivertson , Joseph J.M. Hurley , Luke J. Schneider
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Thermally controlled plasmonic modulation of HBO photoluminescence using embedded metal nanoparticles
This work explores how embedded nanoparticles (Au, Ag) influence the photoluminescence of 2-(2′-hydroxyphenyl) benzoxazole (HBO), an organic fluorophore, deposited on soda lime glass. Metal nanoparticles were incorporated by ion implantation, a precise dry method that enables controlled embedding, followed by thermal treatments. HBO emission originates from molecular electronic transitions coupled with nanoparticle plasmon fields. Optical absorption revealed plasmonic resonances near 424 nm (Ag) and 554 nm (Au), shifting with annealing. PL intensity for Ag-treated samples reached 2.47-fold enhancement without annealing, decreasing with heat. Au samples showed weaker enhancement and quenching, with lifetimes indicating faster radiative decay through plasmon-fluorophore interactions.
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