Fabrication of Ordered Blue Nanostructure by Anodization of an Aluminum Plate
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Colors in organisms are created by chemical interactions of molecular pigments and by optical interactions of incident light with biological nanostructures. The latter classes are called structural colors and form an important component of the phenotypes of many animals and even some plants. In this paper, we report on the fabrication of an ordered blue nanostructure by the anodization of an Al plate. In the fabrication of such an ordered nanostructure by the anodization of an Al plate, ordered nanostructures with a pitch and an alumina thickness of approximately 100 nm were produced on the Al plate. The ordered nanostructures on the Al plate showed no colors. However, an ordered nanostructure deposited with a Pt thin film with a thickness of approximately 10 nm showed a blue reflection with a peak reflectivity of approximately 370 nm. We conclude that this blue nanostructure on the Al plate is caused by an interference between the Al surface and the Pt surface.
- 2007-03-25
著者
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Itatani Taro
National Institute Of Advanced Industrial Science And Technology
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Miyamoto Iwao
Department Of Applied Electronics Tokyo University Of Science
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Kurashima Yuichi
Department Of Applied Electronics Tokyo University Of Science
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Yokota Yoshihiko
Department Of Applied Electronics Tokyo University Of Science
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