Surface enhanced vibrational spectroscopy
By R. Aroca, S. Rodriguez-Llorente. 2006
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Subfields: Biophysics, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
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- Single-molecule surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy. (2012, background): “The SERS effect (17, 18) has a longer and distinguished trajectory that goes back to its controversial origins in the mid-1970s (19–25).”
- Quantifying SERS enhancements (2013, background): “By substantially increasing the concentration of analyte, one reaches a regime where SM-SERS events are routinely observed and can be studied (2).”
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