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Rsc, Materials Horizons, 7(8), p. 2097-2105, 2021

DOI: 10.1039/d1mh00227a

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3D Bacterial flagella as both synthetic biotemplates and ultrathin spacers for enhanced inter-particle coupling and solar energy harvesting

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Abstract

Ultrathin bionanofibers, bacterial flagella, arrange gold nanoparticles into nanochains with very small inter-particle gaps. The nanochains enhance three-dimensional surface plasmon coupling and convert the full spectrum of solar energy into heat.