Pulsed-laser induced gold microparticle fragmentation by thermal strain

Y. M. Pokhrel; Anton Plech; Matteo Levantino; Sven Reichenberger; Meike Tack

doi:10.1039/d5nr04365d

January 1, 2026NanoscaleOpen Access

Pulsed-laser induced gold microparticle fragmentation by thermal strain

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This research aims to investigate pulsed-laser induced fragmentation of gold microparticles.
Utilized pulsed-laser techniques to induce fragmentation in suspended gold microparticles.
Compared the efficiency of this method against traditional laser ablation in liquid processes.
Demonstrated effective fragmentation of microparticles using thermal strain.
Showed that laser fragmentation enhances control over delivery processes in liquid environments.

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Laser-induced gold microparticle fragmentation shows potential to improve delivery processes in liquid applications.

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Laser fragmentation of suspended microparticles (MP-LFL) is an upcoming alternative to laser ablation in liquid (LAL) that allows to streamline the delivery processes and to optimize the irradiation conditions for...

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