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Previous electromagnetic computations of multilayered dielectric/metallic spheres identified the ideal dimensions and composition for achieving optimized mass extinction coefficients (m2/g). A hollow metallic sphere, with a thin metallic shell, is one such example of a spherical structure that can theoretically achieve high mass extinction coefficients in the long wave infrared (LWIR) region (8-12 µm). To this end, we endeavored to demonstrate a cost-effective and scalable manufacturing approach for synthesizing and experimentally valid
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