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. 2017 Jun 21;8:27. doi: 10.1038/s41467-017-00055-z

Fig. 4.

Fig. 4

Distinguishing between plasmon-induced carrier-assisted and photothermal heating for rWGS on Al@Cu2O. a The measured EQE as a function of illumination wavelength for oxide-supported Al@Cu2O compared to Al vs. illumination wavelength. b Numerically calculated local electric field strength |E(r)|2 in Al core (left axis) and Cu2O shell (right axis). c A simulated absorbed fraction in 100 nm diameter Al core, 15 nm thick Cu2O shell and total structure placed on γ-Al2O3 in air. d Comparison between experimentally measured heat density and ensemble Monte-Carlo simulation vs. illumination wavelength for oxide-supported Al@Cu2O nanoparticles in air. e, f The absorption efficiency of oxide-supported Al@Cu2O nanoparticles at e 400 nm and f 800 nm obtained from ensemble Monte-Carlo calculation. The scales in e and f are based on the sample holder dimensions and volume of oxide-supported Al@Cu2O nanoparticles loaded into the sample holder. The calculated heat density corresponding to 400 and 800 nm are assigned in d