Investigating the effect of exposure time on laser writing and its removal on silver-silver chloride photochromic layer‎

In this research, the effect of exposure time on phenomenon multicolor photochromism in silver-silver chloride thin film has been investigated. The layer is created by continuous-beam laser radiation a short time. Irradiating subwavelength monochromatic and linear polarized beam visible light region, creates induced anisotropy simultaneously. Anisotropy these layers due to alignment silver nanoparticles along polarization light; whereas resizing proportional wavelength incident light. An interesting films possibility removing both effects ultraviolet radiation. Also, study, we showed that although caused writing time, complete removal irradiation not instantaneous done over Therefore, use only useful for multiple color printing, it also potential be used dosimetry