Facile fabrication and biological application of tin-rich indium tin oxide nanorods

Nitin Kumar; Omkar Parajuli; Man Feng; Jian Xu; Jong In Hahm

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Facile fabrication and biological application of tin-rich indium tin oxide nanorods

Nitin Kumar, Omkar Parajuli, Man Feng, Jian Xu, Jong In Hahm

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We demonstrate that one-dimensional indium tin oxide nanorods (ITO NRs) with high tin-incorporation ratio can be readily produced with a very good control over size and morphology using a gas-phase synthetic approach. Our current study presents a straightforward and facile growth route to synthesize ITO NRs with the atomic composition ratio of In:Sn:O (1:1:2). We further identified and assessed a promising potential application of these tin-rich InSnO₂ NRs in biomolecular fluorescence assays. As-grown InSnO ₂ NRs showed a promising result for potential application in the fluorescence detection of protein molecules.

Original language	English (US)
Article number	053705
Journal	Applied Physics Letters
Volume	96
Issue number	5
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1063/1.3309587
State	Published - 2010

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