Review Article

Nanobismuth: Fabrication, Optical, and Plasmonic Properties—Emerging Applications

Table 1

The direct growth of Bi nanowires by PVD methods.

Growth techniqueTemperature (°C)Deposition rate (nm/s)Length (μm)Diameter (nm)Growth time (min)Substrate

Tip growth
RF sputtering2000.67∼1014010Si (111) [88]
RF sputtering2000.710s100∼30010Transition metal films (Fe, Ni, and Co) and W, Pt, and Au on oxidized Si, Si (111), oxidized Si (100), and fused quartz [86]
RF sputtering and thermal evaporation110∼1400.04∼0.1216 ± 150070∼210Glass, Si (100), Si (111), and GaAs (100) [38]
RF sputtering1200.03∼0.093∼1680∼12018.5∼55Si (111) [40]
RF sputteringRT∼2000.044∼0.3413∼4080∼40040Si and glass [41]
Root growth
RF sputtering120∼160410∼50171∼18004Glass [87]
RF sputtering0∼750.1∼0.20.5∼3060∼2004.2∼8.3Porous vanadium film [39]