Issue 20, 2009

Molding with nanoparticle-based one-dimensional photonic crystals: a route to flexible and transferable Bragg mirrors of high dielectric contrast

Abstract

Self-standing, flexible Bragg mirror films of high refractive index contrast and showing intense and wide Bragg peaks are herein presented. Nanoparticle-based one-dimensional photonic crystals are used as templates to infiltrate a polymer, which provides the multilayer with mechanical stability while preserving the dielectric contrast existing in the mold. Such films can be lifted off the substrate and used to coat another surface of arbitrary shape.

Graphical abstract: Molding with nanoparticle-based one-dimensional photonic crystals: a route to flexible and transferable Bragg mirrors of high dielectric contrast

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
03 Feb 2009
Accepted
08 Apr 2009
First published
22 Apr 2009

J. Mater. Chem., 2009,19, 3144-3148

Molding with nanoparticle-based one-dimensional photonic crystals: a route to flexible and transferable Bragg mirrors of high dielectric contrast

M. E. Calvo, O. Sánchez Sobrado, G. Lozano and H. Míguez, J. Mater. Chem., 2009, 19, 3144 DOI: 10.1039/B902090J

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