ArticleAnalytical chemistry2025
Disposable Copper Electrodes Based on Printed Circuit Board Technology for the
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Abstract
Most surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) substrates reported in the literature consist of plasmonic nanostructures, mainly based on gold or silver. Although Cu plasmonic properties have been known for decades, Cu-SERS substrates remain limited by their limited chemical stability. Nevertheless, many researchers claim that Cu-based SERS substrates should be revisited, as new synthetic strategies have led to the improved stability of Cu nanostructures. Among these, the electrosynthesis of Cu nanomaterials has been proposed as an interesting approach because it allows the in situ generation of SERS substrates. Additionally, the combination of electrochemistry with
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