Plasma-Chemical Preparation Of Arsenic Monosulfide Luminescent Nanoparticles For Cancer Labeling And Cancer Treatment

First time arsenic sulfide nanoclusters were prepared by plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition. The samples were synthesized via direct interaction of arsenic and sulfur vapors into low-temperature non-equilibrium RF (40 MHz) plasma discharge at reduced pressure. The synthesized nanoclusters were precipitated one a soluble sodium chloride substrate. The dependence of properties of nanoclusters on conditions of preparation was studied.