Method for dissolving metal nanoparticles in dielectric materials under to effect of a DC field

Heinrich Graener; Gerhard Seifert; Alexander Podlipensky; Amin Abdolvand; Peter G. Kazansky; Olivier Deparis; Gisela Wissenbach

Method for dissolving metal nanoparticles in dielectric materials under to effect of a DC field

Heinrich Graener (Inventor), Gerhard Seifert (Inventor), Alexander Podlipensky (Inventor), Amin Abdolvand (Inventor), Peter G. Kazansky (Inventor), Olivier Deparis (Inventor), Gisela Wissenbach (Inventor)

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The invention relates to a method for dissolving metal nanoparticles in dielectric materials under the effect of a DC field. The invention also relates to a method for producing dielectric materials that contain glasses or other nanoparticles and that have modified color and polarization effect up to complete transparency while maintaining a level optical surface. According to said method, a dielectric material that has ion conductivity and that contains nanoparticles in its surface layer is subjected to a strong electrical field and at the same time to an increased temperature. The inventive material can be used as color-selective filter or polarizer.

Original language	English
Patent number	WO 2005/102951 Al
IPC	C03C 14/00 (2006.01)
Priority date	15/04/04
Filing date	13/04/05
Publication status	Published - 3 Nov 2005

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Method for dissolving metal nanoparticles in dielectric materials under to effect of a DC field

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