Abstract
The influence of size distribution of Ag nanoparticles (NPs) on photochromic behavior and holographic storage dynamics of Ag/TiO2 films was investigated using a 532 nm laser as excitation source and recording beams, respectively. Experimental results suggest that small Ag NPs are subject to easier photoinduced oxidative dissolution than large Ag NPs under the 532 nm excitation, and contribute to the rapid growth of holographic grating in the initial stage. These observations were discussed in terms of size-dependent silver redox potential influencing both interfacial electron transfer among Ag NPs and TiO2 matrix and subsequent dissolution of Ag NPs, as well as surface plasmon resonance absorption property of Ag NPs also related to their size distribution.
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