Quantifying the photothermal efficiency of gold nanoparticles using tryptophan as an in situ fluorescent thermometer.

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Li-Kang Chu

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Ming-Jui Chiu

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Experimental and theoretical studies of light-to-heat conversion and collective heating effects in metal nanoparticle solutions

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Direct measurements of heating by electromagnetically trapped gold nanoparticles on supported lipid bilayers.

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10.1039/C5CP02620B

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