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Measuring nanoparticle polarizability using fluorescence microscopy

Cao et al., 2019

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Cao W
Chern M
Dennis A
Brown K
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Using a novel method developed to quantify the polarizability of photoluminescent nanoparticles in water, we present experimental observations of the extraordinary polarizability exhibited by nanoparticles of commensurate size with the Debye screening …
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