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A high-performance and low cost SERS substrate of plasmonic nanopillars on plastic film fabricated by nanoimprint lithography with AAO template

Liu et al., 2017

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1083074992510108940
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Liu L
Zhang Q
Lu Y
Du W
Li B
Cui Y
Yuan C
Zhan P
Ge H
Wang Z
Chen Y
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AIP Advances

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As a powerful spectroscopy technique, surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) can provide non-destructive and sensitive characterization down to a single molecular level. Aiming to the main challenges of high-performance SERS-active substrates for their real …
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