Electrostatically controlled nematic and smectic assembly of gold nanorods
Wen-bo Wei , Kuan Chen , Guang-lu Ge
Chemical Research in Chinese Universities ›› 2013, Vol. 29 ›› Issue (5) : 929 -933.
Electrostatically controlled nematic and smectic assembly of gold nanorods
The assembly of gold nanorods(GNRs) into different liquid crystalline structures can be controlled by tuning their surface electric potential. After mildly removing excess surfactants in the GNRs solution, the electrostatic interaction between GNRs can be tuned by adjusting counter ion concentration. Specifically, nematic and smectic structures formed after solvent evaporation at low and high bromide concentrations, respectively. These results could be helpful for fabricating anisotropy enabled devices composed of metal and semiconductor nanorods.
Nanorod / Nanostructure / Self-assembly
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