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doi: 10.1063/1.354194
handle: 10261/64389
Silver colloids have been formed by ion implantation in float glass. Subsequent annealing methods alter the size distribution and optical reflectivity of the colloids. Furnace anneals and rapid flame heating convert large colloids into smaller units but excimer laser annealing appears to cause a dissolution of silver into the glass network.
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