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Robert Salazar

Physics Geology Mathematics Advisor and Mentor

David Weld Department of Physics

Funded by

Richard Whited Endowed Chair in Interdisciplinary Science

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Novel Physics, Novel Applications

Condensed Matter Physics

Superconductivity: Variances in structural disorder

enhance superconductivity in thin metal films.

Cosmology and Astrophysics

Near Infrared Photometry: Higher resolution infra red

images for mapping the universe

Chemistry

Catalysis: Thin film’s low mass and high surface area may be

very useful for solid state catalysis

Biology

Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy: Detect and

identify individual molecules that bind to the film’s surface.

Nanostructured Metal Films

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Research Directive

Deposition PARAMETERS DETERMINE Morphology Morphology DETERMINES Properties

  • Vary the deposition parameters
  • Characterize the morphology
  • Discover and Analyze the resulting properties
  • Search for applications

Silver diffusion limited aggregates Gold black .00001 Torr Argon Pressure 4 Torr Argon Pressure

John Lehman et al

Cu Cu

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Veeco VE – 300 Vacuum System

Cu Cu In Al

Creator & Creations

Cu Cu

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Thin Films The Deposition Apparatus

High Vacuum created by Diffusion pump, backed by mechanical pump Glass Bell Jar Substrate Table Crystal Detector Substrate Holder and Sample Path of Vapor Clamps Connected to High Current Source Boat filled with Copper Subtrate Holder and Sample

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~5 Torr Deposition Simulation

220 Amps!

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~5 Torr Deposition Simulation

Diffusion Limited Aggregation by khyar

220 Amps!

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Do you hear something?

Photoacoustic effect!

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Black Thin Film 1x Gray Thin Film 1x Al

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Black Thin Film 500x Gray Thin Film 500x Al Al

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Black Thin Film 5000x Gray Thin Film 5000x Al Al

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Black Thin Film 50000x Gray Thin Film 50000x Al Al

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Resulting Properties

Gray Thin Film .1 Torr Argon Pressure

  • Moderate light absorption
  • Weak photoacoustic

response Black Thin Film 2.5 Torr Argon Pressure

  • Very high light absorption
  • Strong photoacoustic

response

Photoacoustic Response Films broadcast sound in response to intensity modulated light 200hz!

Vitreous Thin Film .000001 Torr Argon Pressure

  • No light absorption
  • No photoacoustic response

Al Al Al

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Summary Analysis

  • Deposition parameters play a large role in

determining structure

  • Structure plays a large role in determining

properties

  • These novel properties may serve novel

applications

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Future Plans

  • Photoacoustic effect:

Measure the frequency range the films can broadcast

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  • High emissivity light sources:

Determine the best geometry to allow for high emissivity thin films

  • Disorder enhanced superconductivity:

Explore the role nanostructure plays in superconductivity

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Nanostructured Thin Metal Films

Principal Investigator Mentor Associate Film Maker Lab Partner Machine Shop Instructor DAVID WELD SHURA KOTLERMAN GUY Acknowledgements

Thank You!

National Science Foundation