 
        
						Lemarchand F 
	
					    												
France						                            
                            
						
 Review Article
												Anti-Reflecting Absorbing Layers for Electrochemical and Biophotonic
Applications 						
Author(s): Ausserre D, Abou Khachfe R, Roussille L, Brotons G, Vonna L, Lemarchand F, Zerrad M and Amra CAusserre D, Abou Khachfe R, Roussille L, Brotons G, Vonna L, Lemarchand F, Zerrad M and Amra C             
						
												
				 Anti-reflecting layers deposited on flat surfaces make molecular films visible in reflecting light microscopy. For centuries, single Anti-Reflecting layers have been implicitly associated with dielectric materials. We recently demonstrated that anti-reflecting layers could be achieved out of absorbing materials such as metals as well, but only when used as backside layers where illumination and detection are performed through a supporting window. Fortunately, this corresponds to the best geometry when envisaging biophotonic or electrochemical applications at the solid/liquid interface. Here we explain how single absorbing anti-reflecting layers can serve each of these applications, and both simultaneously. .. View More»
				  
												DOI:
												 10.4172/2157-7439.1000214