2013
DOI: 10.1007/s00340-013-5458-6
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Formation of sub-surface silver nanoparticles in silver-doped sodium–lead–germanate glass

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“…And authors of publication informed about layer with Ag NPs with thickness 200–300 nm on depth 100 nm from surface of the sample, which was formed by ion exchange in industrial sodium glass. Another authors estimated the thickness of active layer with Ag NPs only as 50 nm in sodium‐lead‐germanate glass doped by AgNO 3 . Formation of the so called Liesegands‐like layers with Ag NPs with thickness, which does not exceed 100 nm, experimentally observed by authors of publication and theoretically grounded by authors of Ref.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…And authors of publication informed about layer with Ag NPs with thickness 200–300 nm on depth 100 nm from surface of the sample, which was formed by ion exchange in industrial sodium glass. Another authors estimated the thickness of active layer with Ag NPs only as 50 nm in sodium‐lead‐germanate glass doped by AgNO 3 . Formation of the so called Liesegands‐like layers with Ag NPs with thickness, which does not exceed 100 nm, experimentally observed by authors of publication and theoretically grounded by authors of Ref.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%