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A study of the size dependent blue- and red-shift of the plasmon band of silver nanoparticle films in aqueous solution is reported. A detection scheme, where the particle size is continuously decreased by means of controlled dissolution, while measuring the plasmon band position by UV–vis absorption spectroscopy is used. Electronics repairing books in urdu free download.

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Both blue- and red-shifts of the peak position are observed, depending on the presence of electron donors and/or acceptors in the solution, respectively. A great increase in plasmon shifts for smaller particle sizes ( R 10 nm) is demonstrated, which we ascribe to a transition from an extrinsic regime for the larger particles, where shifts of the plasmon frequency are related to changes in the dielectric environment, while the dielectric function of the metal is constant, to an intrinsic regime for the smaller particles. For this intrinsic regime, operative for small particles, nonlocality of the dielectric constant has to be considered. The experimental data are fitted with a recently published theoretical model that takes dynamical surface screening and quantum size effects into account as well as by a Drude model with a corrected effective volume, resulting in a corrected electron density. The reported results have potential for developing nanosensors based on small nanoparticles below 5 nm in size by using their intrinsic response to adsorbed analytes. This detection scheme suggests a potential increase in the sensitivity of up to 3×, particularly when redox processes play a role, such as for the detection of reactive oxygen species.

Data that relate the particle radii to the nominal deposited thickness; transmission electron microscope images of the AgNP film provided for obtaining the size distrubition; size corrected Drude model that relates the free electron density to an effective volume of the electron gas described in detail; an experiment where the solvent is changed from H 2O 2 to DI water; calculation and discussion of the influence of damping on the extinction peak size. This material is available free of charge via the Internet at.

An Australian judge who said Muslim leaders should publicly denounce “belligerent” verses of the Koran has been warned not to offer Islamic scriptural guidance. Grand Mufti of Australia Dr Ibrahim Abu Mohamed said Muslim leaders would “never, ever, ever” disavow verses of the Koran while president of the Australian Muslim Women’s Association Silma Ihram said that it was not appropriate for a judge to delve into religious scripture interpretations. Both spoke the day after Justice Desmond Fagan lethal messages derived from “hostile passages” of the Koran were not effectively countered by suggestions from “various quarters” that the verses had been “cherry picked” or that Islam was an “interpretive religion” of peace. “The incitements to violence which terrorists quote from the Koran cannot just be ignored by the many believers who desire harmonious coexistence. Those verses are not ignored by terrorists,” Justice Fagan said in Sydney while delivering his judgement in the NSW Supreme Court in a case involving two convicted jihadis. SBS News Dr Mohamed pointed out “only two Koran verses talk about pre-emptive fighting” while Ms Ihram said that when the Koran is translated from Arabic to English, “meaning and context is lost.” “The English translation does not convey the depths of meaning that the Koran actually holds for those relevant verses,” she said.