Principles of Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy: And Related Plasmonic Effects

By E. L. Le Ru, P. Etchegoin. 2008

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2. V. Amendola
3. Meikun Fan
4. E. L. Le Ru
5. P. Etchegoin
6. P. Törmä
7. Alexandre G. Brolo
8. Gustavo F. S. Andrade

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• A review on the fabrication of substrates for surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy and their applications in analytical chemistry. (2011, methodology): “The effervescence n SERS research motivated the recent publication of two highuality monographs by Aroca [3] and Le Ru and Etchegoin [4] that icely cover the principles of SERS and its applications, and a series f recent review articles that cover several aspects of the effect, rom basic concepts to”
• Single-molecule surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy. (2012, methodology): “The SERS effect (17, 18) has a longer and distinguished trajectory that goes back to its controversial origins in the mid-1970s (19–25).”
• Aluminium plasmonics (2014, background): “First discovered with thin films with surface roughness, SERS is now moving to more reproducible systems made with size-controlled nanostructures [60].”