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DOI: 10.17586/1023-5086-2020-87-01-50-55
УДК: 535.1, 535.3, 535.8
Sucrose concentration sensor based on MoS2 nano-film and Au nanowires array enhanced surface plasmon resonance with graphene oxide nanosheet
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Zh. Li, X. Wu, K. Tong, X. Jia, W. Li, Q. Li Sucrose concentration sensor based on MoS2 nano-film and Au nanowires array enhanced surface plasmon resonance with graphene oxide nanosheet (Датчик концентрации сахарозы, использующий нанослой графена и улучшенный поверхностный плазмонный резонанс в матрице золотых нанопроволок, контактирующих с нанопленкой MoS2) [на англ. яз.] // Оптический журнал. 2020. Т. 87. № 1. С. 50–55. http://doi.org/10.17586/1023-5086-2020-87-01-50-55
Zh. Li, X. Wu, K. Tong, X. Jia, W. Li, Q. Li Sucrose concentration sensor based on MoS2 nano-film and Au nanowires array enhanced surface plasmon resonance with graphene oxide nanosheet (Датчик концентрации сахарозы, использующий нанослой графена и улучшенный поверхностный плазмонный резонанс в матрице золотых нанопроволок, контактирующих с нанопленкой MoS2) [in English] // Opticheskii Zhurnal. 2020. V. 87. № 1. P. 50–55. http://doi.org/10.17586/1023-5086-2020-87-01-50-55
Zhiquan Li, Xiaogang Wu, Kai Tong, Xiaopeng Jia, Wenchao Li, and Qiang Li, "Sucrose concentration sensor based on MoS2 nanofilm and Au nanowire array enhanced surface plasmon resonance with a graphene oxide nanosheet," Journal of Optical Technology. 87(1), 40-44 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1364/JOT.87.000040
A method of sucrose concentration detection based on surface plasmon resonance is proposed. Thus, a novel prism coupling structure is designed for sucrose concentration sensor utilizing the unique feature of graphene oxide to sucrose in water, and the MoS2-graphene oxide hybrid nano-film is chosen to enhance surface plasmon resonance based on Au nanoparticles. The thickness of each layer for the structure designed are analyzed to get the optimal value by finite element method, so that the sensitivity of sucrose concentration sensor is able to be improved greatly. The optimal thickness of each layer is given, for which the sensitivity of surface plasmon resonance sucrose concentration sensor can reach as high as 0.16°/% conc. within the detection range of sucrose concentration, 0–70% conc. The relationship between sucrose concentration and surface plasmon resonance angle are obtained within the detection range of sucrose concentration.
surface plasmon resonance, sensitivity, graphene oxide, Au nanowires, sucrose concentration, finite element method
OCIS codes: 130.6010, 230.0230, 240.6680, 260.0260
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