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| 1 | Plasma and nanoparticle shielding during pulsed laser ablation in liquids cause ablation efficiency decrease显示文摘Understanding shielding cross-effects is a prerequisite for maximal power-specific nanosecond laser ablation in liquids(LAL).However,discrimination between cavitation bubble(CB),nanoparticle(NP),and shielding,e.g.,by the plasma or a transient vapor layer,is challenging.Therefore,CB imaging by shadowgraphy is performed to better understand the plasma and laser beam-NP interaction during LAL.By comparing the fluence-dependent CB volume for ablations performed with 1 ns pulses with reports from the literature,we find larger energy-specific CB volumes for 7 ns-ablation.The increased CB for laser ablation with higher ns pulse durations could be a first explanation of the efficiency decrease reported for these laser systems having higher pulse durations.Consequently,1 ns-LAL shows superior ablation efficiency.Moreover,a CB cascade occurs when the focal plane is shifted into the liquid.This effect is enhanced when NPs are present in the fluid.Even minute amounts of NPs trapped in a stationary layer decrease the laser energy significantly,even under liquid flow.However,this local concentration in the sticking film has so far not been considered.It presents an essential obstacle in high-yield LAL,shielding already the second laser pulse that arrives and presenting a source of satellite bubbles.Hence,measures to lower the NP concentration on the target must be investigated in the future. | Sarah Dittrich Stephan Barcikowski Bilal Gökce | 2021 | Opto-Electronic Advances2021，4，1： | 3 |
| 2 | Time resolved studies reveal the origin of the unparalleled high efficiency of one nanosecond laser ablation in liquids显示文摘Laser ablation in liquid is a scalable nanoparticle production method with applications in areas like catalysis and biomedicine.Due to laser-liquid interactions,different energy dissipation channels such as absorption by the liquid and scattering at the ablation plume and cavitation bubble lead to reduced laser energy available for nanoparticle production.Ultrashort pulse durations cause unwanted nonlinear effects in the liquid,and for ns pulses,intra-pulse energy deposition attenuation effects are to be expected.However,intermediate pulse durations ranging from hundreds of picoseconds up to one nanosecond have rarely been studied in particular in single-pulse settings.In this study,we explore the pico-to nanosecond pulse duration regimes to find the pulse duration with the highest ablation efficiency.We find that pulse durations around 1-2 ns enable the most efficient laser ablation in liquid since the laser beam shielding by the ablation plume and cavitation bubble sets in only at longer pulse durations.Furthermore,pump-probe microscopy imaging reveals that the plume dynamics in liquids start to differ from plume dynamics in air at about 2 ns after pulse impact. | Sarah Dittrich Maximilian Spellauge Stephan Barcikowski Heinz P.Huber Bilal Gökce | 2022 | Opto-Electronic Advances2022，5，6： | 0 |
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