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Control of chemical reactions in the vicinity of hyperbolic metamaterials and metallic surfaces

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Abstract

We show that photo-oxidation of organic semiconducting films can be controlled by geometry and composition of metallic and metal/dielectric substrates, in agreement with increase of the chemical reaction rate by the density of photonic states.

© 2014 Optical Society of America

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