The way organic thin films properties are affected by molecular interactions at surfaces is an important research topic because thin molecular films constitute a model system for biological research and have applications ranging from light-emitting diodes and solar cells to chemical sensors. In this work, the formation of thin films of Methylene Blue in aqueous solution at a fused quartz surface was investigated with evanescent wave absorption spectroscopy, using a continuum spectrum generated in a non-linear fiber by short laser pulses.
Evanescent Wave Spectroscopy of Methylene Blue Solutions at Surfaces Using a Continuum Generated by a Nonlinear Fiber
PARMIGIANI, FULVIO
2009-01-01
Abstract
The way organic thin films properties are affected by molecular interactions at surfaces is an important research topic because thin molecular films constitute a model system for biological research and have applications ranging from light-emitting diodes and solar cells to chemical sensors. In this work, the formation of thin films of Methylene Blue in aqueous solution at a fused quartz surface was investigated with evanescent wave absorption spectroscopy, using a continuum spectrum generated in a non-linear fiber by short laser pulses.File in questo prodotto:
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