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Multilayer
interference
Incoherence
Diffraction
Large difference in
high reflectivity
broadband reflection
Pigmentation
Enhancement of blue color
change of hue
Figure 9.4
Schematics. of. lamellar. structures. and. their. optic. features. in. a. Morpho . butterly. wing.. (Kinoshita,. S.. and.
Yoshioka,.S.:.Structural.colors.in.nature:.The.role.of.regularity.and.irregularity.in.the.structure.. ChemPhysChem ..
2005.. 6.. 1442-1459.. Copyright. Wiley-VCH. Verlag. Gmbh. &. Co.. KGaA.. Reproduced. with. modiication. with.
permission.)
and.small.bandwidth.as.found.in.an.ideal.multilayer..In.summary,.the.nanostructures.on.
the.top-layer.transparent.scales.can.diffuse.or.spread.out.the.relective.light.with.varying.
degrees. of. order. and. disorder.. Altogether,. butterly. wings. produce. structural. color. by.
photonic.nanostructures,.relection,.diffraction,.and.interference.(Kinoshita.et.al..2002).
9.3 Biomimetic Butterfly Wing Scale Structures
Inspired. by. butterly. wings,. biomimetic. hierarchical. structures. have. been. successfully.
fabricated. by. templating. the. scales. and. imbricating. the. wings. using. various. materials,.
including. semiconductors. and. metal. oxides. (e.g.,. SiO 2 ,. TiO 2 ,. SnO,. Al 2 O 3 ,. ZnO,. Fe 3 O 4 ),.
carbon,.phosphor,.glass,.and.polymers..Most.of.the.biomimetic.hierarchical.structures.use.
natural.butterly.wings.as.a.template.and.are.fabricated.by.various.deposition.and.synthesis.
methods,. such. as. chemical. vapor. deposition,. solution. casting,. atomic. layer. deposition,.
soaking. process,. conformal-evaporated-ilm-by-rotation,. sol-gel. process,. hydrothermal.
process,. ultrasonication,. and. molding. lithography.. Direct. write. (such. as. electron. beam.
lithography.and.laser.direct-write).provides.a.new.avenue.to.fabricate.biomimetic.tree-like.
structures.without.the.need.of.a.butterly.wing..These.methods.have.been.summarized.in.
Table.9.1.and.outlined.as.follows.
9.3.1  Synthetic Silica Wing by Chemical Vapor Deposition
Cook.et.al..irst.replicated.the.biomimetic.butterly.wing.using.chemical.vapor.deposition.
(CVD).of.silica.(Cook.et.al..2003)..A.peacock.butterly.wing.structure.was.used.as.a.bio-
template,.on.which.the.silane.was.oxidized.with.hydrogen.peroxide.in.the.vapor.phase.in.
a.controlled.manner.to.produce.a.thin.silica.coating.in.a.CVD.apparatus..The.thin.silica.
coating. could. serve. as. the. ixative. and. conserve. the. delicate. structure. of. the. biospeci-
men,.followed.by.removing.the.biotemplate.through.calcination.(combustion.at.550°C)..By.
this.method,.a.precise.replica.of.the.original.wing.structure.was.obtained.using.synthetic.
 
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